Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
Valeri Williams and James Sears Bryant have two things in common: they both have non-traditional legal backgrounds and they both recently have joined a New York Firm's Dallas office.
Erika Benson, formerly with Patton Boggs and Troutman Sanders, was a lawyer at DOE’s Office of Policy and International Affairs.
The former federal prosecutor and enforcement lawyer for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has joined Bell Nunnally & Martin as a partner in the firm’s growing White Collar Defense and Internal Investigations practices. Ansley is widely considered one of the leading lawyers in North Texas representing businesses and corporate leaders under investigation for civil and criminal fraud-related offenses.
Scores of Texas lawyers journeyed to Chicago during the past week for the annual meeting of the American Bar Association. Many of those lawyers took time away from debating new ethics rules and attending CLE programs to attend a reception at the Sky Deck, which is on the 99th floor of the old Sears Tower, now known as the Willis Building. Here are photos of some of those who attended.
Two Baker Botts lawyers with an expertise in electronic privacy and data breach land new jobs.
Long-time Houston trial lawyer is leader in pharmaceutical and medical device litigation.
Hackers and data breaches expose lawyers to loss of clients' trust and potential litigation.
Ophelia Camiña designed networking group to staunch exodus of women from firms.
Litigator spent a decade in-house at Cooper Industries, Anadarko and Valero.
Chicago-based firm is acquiring a seven-person group led by prominent tax lawyers Cym H. Lowell and Mark R. Martin.
Austin partner is a leader in environmental law and water rights disputes.
Dallas transactional partner Kenneth L. Stewart, Fulbright & Jaworski’s new chairman, believes client service is the answer to a rocky legal marketplace.
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