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The Center for American and International Law (CAIL) has announced that William McRaven, who led the Navy Seals raid that killed Osama bin Laden, will give a talk titled "The Rule of Law in a Trouble World" on April 17 in Houston. This article has the details.
Matthew Nielsen has practiced at Dallas litigation boutique Stanton LLP since 2017.
Duff & Phelps announced this week that it has tapped Dallas lawyer Adam August to be a director in its Compliance and Regulatory Consulting practice.
Alumni of the Texas appellate courts in Dallas and Houston are on the move.
Shook, Hardy & Bacon announced this month that 12 attorneys have been elevated to partner firmwide.
Liberato is the third Haynes and Boone appellate lawyer to win the award in the last five years.
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.
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