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Eric Hinton will oversee the Rowling Center, including the development of innovative courses and programming for SMU Dedman Law students, alumni and the DFW business community.
David Littman specializes in real estate and title insurance law.
Tobey says his sciences background and medical degree helps him build trust with good witnesses and see through bad ones.
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State Bar President Joe K. Longley will present a resolution to Ratliff on Friday at the Renaissance Austin Hotel.
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Kyung Lee previously led the restructuring and reorganization group at Diamond McCarthy, where he practiced for nearly 17 years.
The Dallas firm minted 14 attorneys firmwide, including 13 in Texas.
Toni Nguyen, most recently the senior vice president and general counsel of Upland Software, has joined Holland & Knight as senior counsel in Austin.
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