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Tim Fenn, Houston office managing partner, says the newly-minted attorneys are "exceptional Houston lawyers whose work in their respective practices spans the energy industry and showcases the experience Latham offers."
The Texas Attorney General’s Office announced on Friday that Rick Berlin and Stephanie Eberhardt have received the Rising Star award from the National Consumer Law Center.
Cathy Altman, who will serve a six-year term, is one of five new directors to the 25-member board.
Thomas Ganucheau will serve a three-year term as national director.
John Beckworth will focus his practice on energy law and domestic and international arbitration.
Chasity Henry, Michael Pegues and U.S. District Judge Robert L. Pitman of the Western District of Texas received awards at the annual Texas Minority Counsel Program held last week in Houston.
The Houston trial firm’s newly-minted partners are all women.
Chris Ritter will step in for Bree Buchanan, who is retiring at the end of the month.
One of the winners of the scholarship will be a summer associate in the firm’s Houston office.
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