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Pillsbury picked off two energy litigators in Houston this week from Womble.
Daniela Gonzales Aldape is leaving a San Antonio litigation firm for a national platform at Dykema.
Haynes and Boone said its biggest achievement in 2020 was continuing to grow as a firm and moving forward on long-term plans despite the challenges posed by the pandemic: the firm opened new offices in San Francisco and North Dallas; signed a lease to move its Dallas office in 2021 to a new office tower; and hired 46 lateral lawyers in key markets and practices.
James Schuelke is reuniting with former Reynolds Frizzell attorneys Christopher Hogan and Samantha Thompson.
The additions include the former chair of Husch Blackwell's environmental practice and an attorney in Austin.
Katie Wiley said the opportunity to join a smaller, more nimble firm in the clean energy and renewables space was exactly what she was looking for.
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