With the move, Johnathan Jordan becomes one of the first in-house counsel at a professional esports and gaming organization.
Jackson Walker’s Recruiting Chief on Recent Wave of Partner Hires, TX Legal Market and More
The second-largest law firm by Texas lawyer headcount, according to The Texas Lawbook 50, has landed six lateral partners so far in 2022. The Texas Lawbook visited with Bridgette Stahlman, the firm’s chief of recruiting and lateral partner integration, about the firm’s growth in recent years and the ins and outs of recruiting.
Q&A with JW Bankruptcy Partner Rebecca Blake Chaikin
The Texas Lawbook visited with the new Houstonian to learn more about how she was “primed for Texas,” the Chapter 11s she has participated in recently and the prospects of a coming recession.
Latham Picks Up Another Willkie Dealmaker in Houston
Just weeks after hiring Bruce Herzog, Latham has announced the addition of Scott Miller.
Q&A with Katten’s Rachel Riley
The Texas Lawbook caught up with the Katten white-collar defense attorney about her path to specializing in healthcare fraud matters and key developments at the Department of Justice, including seeing more prosecutions of doctors, executives, lawyers and accountants one year into the Biden administration.
HuntonAK Strengthens Financial Services Bench in Dallas
The firm has recruited a partner from Bracewell who has helped lead several bank mergers and brought back a lawyer from Apple.
King & Spalding Adds Houston Healthcare Partner
The former Reed Smith partner is an expert on False Claims Act matters.
Shearman Beefs Up CapM, Litigation Practices in Houston
The two lateral partner additions are from Hunton Andrews Kurth and Paul Hastings.
Jackson Walker Adds Bankruptcy Depth from Kirkland
The two firms have developed a close working relationship through the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Houston over the past several years.
New Book is Texas Business Leaders ‘One Stop Shop’ on Departing Employee Litigation
The 2022 edition of The Texas Litigator’s Guide to Departing Employee Cases includes the most recent court decisions, statutory changes and regulatory advisories. The book also marks the debut of Texas Lawbook Publishing.