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Miranda Jones previously practiced at the Houston litigation boutique Heim, Payne & Chorush.
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Miranda Jones previously practiced at the Houston litigation boutique Heim, Payne & Chorush.
Liz Klingensmith is the ninth attorney to join Womble's Houston office, which opened earlier this year.
The group leaving for Shackelford includes six partners led by Jay Brown, Stephen Wedemeyer and Bruce Wilkin.
The 155-lawyer Babst Calland has entered one of the hottest legal markets in the country by acquiring an oil and gas law firm in Houston.
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings announced on Monday that David R. Roth has joined the firm. He was most recently at Jones Walker.
Kimberly Schlanger has significant experience in structuring joint venture and partnership agreements.
Mark Rowley has been tapped to lead the firm's Dubai and Riyadh offices.
Cantey Hanger named Brian Newby, chair of the firm's public/regulatory practice, as its new managing partner on Monday.
The Dallas-based law firm adds two seasoned litigators – Melanie Okon and Susan Hannagan – as partners through the combination.
The Texas Lawbook has the transcript of Gruber's acceptance remarks.
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