Trial & Appellate Boutique in Houston Mints Two Partners
Brian Cathey and Andrew Nelson's promotions make 19 partners at Wright Close & Barger.
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Brian Cathey and Andrew Nelson's promotions make 19 partners at Wright Close & Barger.
Brian Kilpatrick is a graduate of South Texas College of Law.
The Dallas tech-focused law firm has merged with a Los Angeles-based intellectual property and entertainment boutique. It is Munck Wilson's fourth office overall and first outside of Texas.
Holston, executive director of the Human Rights Initiative of North Texas, will be honored at a luncheon at the Belo Mansion on January 21.
Akin Gump announced Monday that former U.S. Congressman Lamar Smith, a Republican who represented Texas’ 21st district for more than 30 years, has joined the firm's Washington, D.C. office as a senior consultant.
The firm elected seven attorneys to partner firmwide.
The Law Offices of Judith W. Ross, a bankruptcy law firm in Dallas, has announced that Frances A. Smith has joined the firm as a named partner. The new firm will be called Ross & Smith, PC.
Jill Bindler and David DeZern have been named partner.
The firm's 26 newly-promoted partners included two Dallas attorneys and one Houston attorney.
Daniella Main, who also offices in New York, is one of 16 attorneys elected to partner firmwide.
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