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Donna Clark and Susan Feigin Harris each have more than three decades of experience. The duo join NRF from Morgan Lewis.
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Donna Clark and Susan Feigin Harris each have more than three decades of experience. The duo join NRF from Morgan Lewis.
Julia Pashin, most recently at Shearman & Sterling, has worked with Akin Gump tax partner Alison Chen on several energy transactions over her career.
Cokinos Young principal Jennifer Riso is the third attorney to join Spencer Fane this month.
The addition of Danny Ashby, who was previously at Morgan Lewis, comes nearly two weeks after O’Melveny recruited a five-partner corporate team from Locke Lord.
The 150-lawyer Texas firm, which has offices in Houston, Dallas and Waco, looked outside of the state for its latest hire.
ADJ Managing Partner Marcy Hogan Greer said in a statement that Hurd’s “unique understanding of the workings of the appeals process” will “undoubtedly be of great benefit to our clients.”
The additions double McGinnis Lochridge's Dallas roster.
William A. (Cody) Faulk III and Rashmin Asher have left Austin-based Lloyd Gosselink for Spencer Fane.
Max Stubbs, who specializes in midstream and upstream transactions, is reuniting with old colleagues from the Locke Lord corporate group.
Knox Ricksen, a litigation firm specializing in complex healthcare and insurance-fraud cases, has opened its first office outside of California with three lawyers.
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