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David Keltner will be honored at the Annual Texas Supreme Court Historical Society Dinner in Austin in September.
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David Keltner will be honored at the Annual Texas Supreme Court Historical Society Dinner in Austin in September.
Beck Redden partner Alistair Dawson, who recently completed his service as president of the Houston Bar Association, has been elected the Fellows Chair of the Texas Bar Foundation.
Bille Ellis of Winston & Strawn, Jim Griffin of Weil and Larry Hall of Baker Botts are included in a list of 100 Influencers highlighted by American City Business Journals.
J. Wiley George focuses his litigation practice on bankruptcy and restructuring and financial matters.
K&L Gates announced Thursday that it has beefed up its energy practice in Texas with several familiar faces.
Seiguer ranked fifth in The Texas Lawbook’s Corporate Deal Tracker in 2016 for leading or co-leading the most securities offerings on the issuer's and underwriters' side combined.
The group is led by partner Paul Tanaka and includes associates James Dolphin and Devi Chandrasekaran, who both joined the firm in the last four months.
Energy regulatory expert Kirstin Gibbs focuses her practice on advising clients on FERC matters.
Waks said a big reason for his move was that his practice had become national and international.
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