Updated – Former Koch Companies Public Sector Chief Counsel of Litigation Jumps to Hogan Lovells in Houston
Jennifer Adams, the former chief counsel of litigation for Koch Companies Public Sector, has made the move back to private practice.
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Jennifer Adams, the former chief counsel of litigation for Koch Companies Public Sector, has made the move back to private practice.
Patricia Tomasco, who was previously at Jackson Walker, has joined Quinn Emanuel in Houston.
Hedrick Kring has recruited former T&K partner Katharine Battai Clark to the firm.
Jonathan Bull, a former EPA attorney, has joined Jackson Walker’s Dallas office as a partner.
David Beck and Alex B. Roberts have won the Texas Bar Foundation 2019 Outstanding Law Review Article Award.
Roger Townsend and Austin lawyer Dana Livingston have left Alexander Dubose Jefferson & Townsend for Cokinos Young.
A trio of Houston energy litigators led by William D. Wood have left Norton Rose Fulbright for McKool Smith.
Mann is the first woman to be named managing partner of the South Texas office since the firm opened there in 1991.
Mindy G. Davidson has been named the successor to longtime HBA executive director Kay Sim.
The North Carolina office and banking hub has long been a strategic priority for the firm, according to Managing Partner Tim Powers.
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