Two Insurance Litigation Attorneys Join Cozen O’Connor
Stephen Pate, who was at Norton Rose Fulbright, and Lauren Figaro, who was previously with Thompson Coe, join as member and associate, respectively.
Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
Stephen Pate, who was at Norton Rose Fulbright, and Lauren Figaro, who was previously with Thompson Coe, join as member and associate, respectively.
Stephen Pate, who was at Norton Rose Fulbright, and Lauren Figaro, who was previously with Thompson Coe, join as member and associate, respectively.
The firm announced this week that real estate attorney Carey Gunn Venditti and tax expert Caryn Smith have joined its Austin office as partners.
Wilson and associates Jeffrey Leslie and James McBride were previously at Littler Mendelson.
In the past two years, Taylor has served as lead securities counsel on more than $1 billion in privately placed securities offerings, according to a firm announcement.
In the past two years, Taylor has served as lead securities counsel on more than $1 billion in privately placed securities offerings, according to a firm announcement.
Karos has chaired the firm’s Women’s Forum, a women’s leadership program, since 2004.
Jason Sickles has nearly 30 years of experience in newspapers, broadcast news and online reporting.
Arora lateraled over from Akin Gump. He focuses his practice on mergers and acquisitions in the energy sector.
The former SCOTX justice earned her master’s degree in special education in 1977 from UT Dallas. She later became the lead teacher of a groundbreaking Plano ISD program for elementary students with developmental disabilities.

An international law firm Baker Botts has decided to stay in its large office within Trammell Crow Center in downtown Dallas, with plans to rebuild its entire space within the skyscraper.
Last month, Dorsey opened its 14th office nationwide in Dallas with the 15 attorneys from Schiff Hardin’s Dallas outpost.
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