Paulette Miniter joins the Dallas boutique law firm as a partner where she will focus on business and commercial litigation, as well as appeals. In an interview with The Texas Lawbook, Miniter discusses making the move from Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher where she was an associate.
The Corner Office: Q&A with Nicole Williams
In this Q&A, Williams discusses Thompson Coburn’s record year in 2023, litigation trends, career advice for young attorneys, and the firm’s local pro bono and public service efforts.
Mike Boone Named to Texas Business Hall of Fame
The co-founder of Haynes Boone will be inducted into the TBHF alongside such luminaries as former NBA great David Robinson, EnCap Investments’ David B. Miller and Taylor Sheridan, creator of TV’s “Yellowstone” franchise.
Sheppard Mullin Adds Greenberg Traurig Labor, Employment Pro in Houston
Angeles Garcia Cassin’s practice is focused on defending companies in the healthcare, retail and e-commerce industries. One of her existing clients is already a client of Sheppard Mullin, she shared in an interview with The Texas Lawbook.
Energy Finance Lawyer Leaves White & Case for V&E
Mark Holmes is known for counseling sponsors, borrowers and lenders leading project and leveraged finance transactions across traditional and emerging energy and infrastructure sectors.
Barnes & Thornburg Hires Litigation Pro From Holland & Knight
As equity partner, Nicholas Sarokhanian will work out of the firm’s Dallas and Minneapolis offices, cementing his family’s pandemic move to the Twin Cities’ area where his wife stars in the Magnolia Network’s The Art of Vintage.
Jacqui Bogucki Returning to Weil
Jacqui Bogucki, a highly regarded transactional lawyer specializing in infrastructure deals, has left Simpson Thacher for Weil, Gotshal & Manges in Houston. She’s the fifth partner to join Weil’s Houston office in the last year.
Lawyers Who ‘Art Car’
This Saturday, upwards of 300,000 people will line the sides of Allen Parkway just west of downtown Houston to take in what is called the world’s largest art car parade. The Lawbook spoke with three attorneys who have participated in the parade about why they chose to turn their vehicles into mobile pieces of art and why the event is one they’ve stayed involved with year after year.