Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
At PlainsCapital Bank, W. Brian Memory advised C-level executives on corporate regulatory matters and managed the bank’s real estate portfolio. He was part of the team that guided the bank through the merger of PlainsCapital Corporation and Hilltop Holdings Inc.
Hill, who was most recently in Los Angeles at Quinn Emanuel, returns to Dallas, where he began his legal career.
Hill, who was most recently in Los Angeles at Quinn Emanuel, returns to Dallas, where he began his legal career.
Former Baker Botts partners Kevin Jordan, Walter Lynch and Michael Cancienne have formed their own Houston litigation boutique.
Sabina Walia specializes in representing major natural gas pipeline operators in FERC proceedings.
Klingensmith, who was previously at Haynes and Boone, primarily represents large and small companies in disputes that arise from oil and gas operations and transactions in Texas and North Dakota.
Alimohammad is the first immigration attorney and the first attorney of Asian ethnicity to hold the board’s top leadership position.
Brookner also currently serves as the Texas & Southwest regional co-chair for the ABI Endowment.
The idea that inherent in an hourly rate at or north of $1,000 per hour is a unique skill born of decades of experience is hardly a new concept, even if the rate itself is eye-popping. What is new, is the relative scarcity of lawyers with the kind of skills to justify that kind of rate, especially in a trial practice.
Geoffrey Harper, Michael Bittner and Chad Walker all join from Fish.
Russ, who was most recently at Vinson & Elkins, said he was excited by the opportunity to build Barnes & Thornburg’s Dallas real estate practice from the ground up and expand its energy practice.
Russ, who was most recently at Vinson & Elkins, said he was excited by the opportunity to build Barnes & Thornburg’s Dallas real estate practice from the ground up and expand its energy practice.
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