McDermott Will & Emery Bolsters Tax Controversy Practice in Dallas
M. Todd Welty, who is joined by partners Mark Thomas and Laura Gavioli, will co-chair McDermott's tax controversy practice.
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M. Todd Welty, who is joined by partners Mark Thomas and Laura Gavioli, will co-chair McDermott's tax controversy practice.
Kubasta, who has particular expertise representing clients on patent, trademark and trade dress litigation and licensing, said he saw the benefits of joining a full-service law firm.
Kubasta, who has particular expertise representing clients on patent, trademark and trade dress litigation and licensing, said he saw the benefits of joining a full-service law firm.
Will Daugherty, who started his career at Baker & McKenzie, returns to private practice after serving as senior counsel for GameStop Corporation, the world’s largest video game retailer.
Waks said a big reason for his move was that his practice had become national and international.
Darin Brooks, who joins as a shareholder, said he and his team are ready to “jump in, grab an oar and help the firm move forward."
Darin Brooks, who joins as a shareholder, said he and his team are ready to “jump in, grab an oar and help the firm move forward."
Helbing, who rejoins the Dallas office of Haynes and Boone from Strasburger & Price, focuses his practice on commercial lending and energy finance.

A Houston jury ruled Thursday that Energy Transfer Partners breached its contract with competitor Enterprise Products Partners by failing to properly maintain a natural gas pipeline being used by the two energy midstream giants. The Harris County District Court jury awarded Enterprise $3.7 million.
Collins, a tax expert, has served on the Methodist Health System Board of Directors for almost 15 years. He also serves on the Golden Cross and Methodist Health System Foundation Boards.
Mott is currently a board member of the Houston chapter of ACG and recently completed her services as its president for 2013-2014. She is currently co-chairing the 2015 and 2016 ACG Texas Capital Connections, which is an annual event hosted by the Texas chapters of ACG.
Mott is currently a board member of the Houston chapter of ACG and recently completed her services as its president for 2013-2014. She is currently co-chairing the 2015 and 2016 ACG Texas Capital Connections, which is an annual event hosted by the Texas chapters of ACG.
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