Veteran Dallas IP Litigator Launches Own Shop
Anthony Magee, who has practiced at three Dallas litigation firms over the past 25 years, was looking for more freedom in deciding to set out on his own.
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Anthony Magee, who has practiced at three Dallas litigation firms over the past 25 years, was looking for more freedom in deciding to set out on his own.
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Peter Idziak has landed at Polunsky Beitel Green, which has six lawyers and offices in Dallas and San Antonio.
Eric Johnson has maintained his public finance law practice over the last decade of his public service.
Kenneth Held, who started his career at an elite New York law firm, has lateraled from Thompson & Knight to Skadden.
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