Two TX-based Dykema Cox Smith Attorneys Appointed to Executive Board
Erin Fonté and Wilhelm Liebmann will serve three-year terms beginning on Jan. 1.
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Erin Fonté and Wilhelm Liebmann will serve three-year terms beginning on Jan. 1.
Houston judge Phyllis Randolph Frye and San Antonio attorney Eduardo Juarez have been selected as recipients by the American Bar Association’s Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity for its Stonewall Award.
Troutman, who is based in Houston, was previously at Baker Botts.
David Lang practiced for seven years in V&E's Hong Kong office, including two years as managing partner.
The new lateral hires are headlined by shareholders Bob Hancock and Mason Hester and include associates Tiffany Harrod and Teia Kelly.
Duane Morris has hired IP partner Bert Green from Norton Rose Fulbright and energy partner Brad Thompson from King & Spalding to open an outpost in the state capital.
Alibhai is chair of Munck Wilson’s complex litigation/dispute resolution practice and serves on the firm’s executive committee.

Retired federal judge Royal Furgeson plans to retire as the dean of the University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law next June. Furgeson left the federal bench in 2013 to help create and launch the downtown Dallas public law school with the objective of providing a three-year legal education at a significantly reduced cost in hopes of attracting a more diversified student body.
The Chicago-based firm promoted 97 attorneys firmwide.
Vince Slusher represents large and mid-sized companies in a number of industries.
Pringle says the firm, which moved into new office space last month, hopes to grow its Texas footprint to 40 attorneys.

I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes 44 years ago, on Sept. 24, 1973. I have practiced appellate law since 1989. Appellate work has played a major part in helping me live a longer and healthy life. In 1973, the life expectancy for a teenager diagnosed with diabetes was 50. I turned 59 last month. This article is about the ways my career has extended my life and diabetes has made me a better appellate lawyer.
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