Norton Rose Fulbright Mints Eight Texas Partners
Norton Rose Fulbright minted 46 new partners globally.
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Norton Rose Fulbright minted 46 new partners globally.
The prominent commercial litigation firm minted new principals from each of its three Texas offices.
Anderson co-chairs the firm’s corporate and securities department and leads its financial institutions practice.
Janna King will practice in the cloud-based law firm’s health and pharmacy group.
Steve Walkowiak and P. William Stark, both litigation shareholders with the firm, will lead the multi-office, cross-practice Video Game and Esports Group, according to a release. The formation of the
Matthew Grunert, who received his law degree from SMU, lateraled over from Hunton Andrews Kurth.

Shearman & Sterling officially announced this week that it has bolstered its capital markets practice in Houston with a team of four attorneys from Haynes and Boone led by partners
Of the six newly-promoted Texans, half are based in Dallas and the other half office at the firm’s Houston headquarters.
Two of the largest and most profitable law firms in the world – Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and Kirkland & Ellis – are each promoting two lawyers from its Texas to equity or share partner.
Houston is home to three of the newly-promoted Texans, while one is based in Dallas. All four have corporate transactional practices.
Lisa Meyerhoff, who led Baker McKenzie’s intellectual property group in Houston, and Myall Hawkins, a former engineer for aerospace and aviation manufacturers, were formerly at Baker McKenzie.
Bowles, also a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, focuses his litigation practice on construction, breach of contract, fraud, intellectual property and business torts.
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