Courtroom Success Attracts Big Firm Partners to Gruber Hurst
The Dallas-based litigation boutique celebrated two trial victories in the past week to welcome their new cohorts, Samuel Stricklin and Tricia DeLeon of Bracewell & Giuliani.
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The Dallas-based litigation boutique celebrated two trial victories in the past week to welcome their new cohorts, Samuel Stricklin and Tricia DeLeon of Bracewell & Giuliani.
Waks said a big reason for his move was that his practice had become national and international.

The firm is partnering with Sabre by providing IP protection in the U.S. and internationally for its signature corporate responsibility program on a pro bono basis.

Houston partner Stewart Gagnon also received the ABA Family Law Section's annual Pro Bono award.
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