Jones Day Picks Up Two Houston Laterals
Jones Day added depth to its securities and energy practices with two lateral partner hires.
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Jones Day added depth to its securities and energy practices with two lateral partner hires.
Amanda Cottrell focuses her practice on white collar criminal defense, internal investigations and complex commercial litigation.
Joseph Regan and Adam Plumbley were previously at K&L Gates.
Jason Myers, who joins the Indiana-based law firm as a partner, led the financial services legal team at Hudson Advisors.
Alison Cross and Elaine Flores have recently joined Phillips Murrah, which opened its Dallas office last year.
Janice Davis co-led Bracewell’s technology transactions practice, while Rob Sheeder chaired the firm’s labor and employment practice.
Wynton is based in Dallas and practices in the firm's trial group.
The Dallas-based firm has promoted two attorneys to equity shareholder and one attorney to shareholder.
The grant will help launch a program, set to launch this fall, that seeks to create a pipeline of socially conscious lawyers that are well equipped to launch a financially sustainable solo or small firm practice that caters to a lower income clientele.
London law firm Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW) recently announced that Houston energy partner Fernando Cano-Lasa has joined the firm from Squire Patton Boggs. Cano-Lasa, who specializes in transactional work in
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