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BoyarMiller Begins Year with New Practice Area & Chair of Litigation Group

January 8, 2019 Brooks Igo

Houston law firm BoyarMiller has kicked off 2019 by adding a practice area through an acquisition and naming a new chair of the firm’s litigation group.

The 29-lawyer business law firm announced recently that it increased its litigation capabilities by absorbing Houston probate and estate litigation firm Young, Graves & Burt, which includes firm founder Jill Young and Christopher Burt.

On the heels of those additions, BoyarMiller tapped Andrew Pearce to lead the firm’s litigation group. Pearce, a graduate of South Texas College of Law Houston, has been a shareholder with the firm since 2015 and focuses his practice on general commercial litigation and employment disputes.

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