The Firm to Call to ‘Beat City Hall’
Andy Taylor and George Hittner founded TaylorHittner to serve individuals and companies at the intersection of business, politics and the law.
Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
Andy Taylor and George Hittner founded TaylorHittner to serve individuals and companies at the intersection of business, politics and the law.
Andy Taylor and George Hittner founded TaylorHittner to serve individuals and companies at the intersection of business, politics and the law.

The firm has announced Bruce Bowman and Jenny Martinez as named shareholders.

Four former Olympians are looking forward to watching the televised Rio Olympic Games that open Aug. 5. Looking back to their own experiences, these Texas attorneys - Oba Thompson of King & Spalding (pictured), Brian Farlow of Gruber Elrod, Conrad Adams of Matthews & Associates and Adam Setliff of the Setliff Law - tell personal back-stories that give insights to the quadrennial event considered to be the world’s foremost sports competition. The Texas Lawbook has some of their recollections.
Dickinson Wright is launching its first Texas office with three attorneys from Greenberg Traurig led by Darrell Windham.
The 10-person litigation-specialty firm was born out of Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, which recently dissolved.
The 10-person litigation-specialty firm was born out of Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, which recently dissolved.

Hernandez, who will assume her new role on Jan. 1, 2017, succeeds Cathy Maher, who has served as the DBA’e executive director for more than 20 years and been with the organization for almost four decades. Currently, Hernandez serves as the director of the DBA's Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program.
There are times when pro bono legal work is not enough. This past weekend, a group of more than 15 attorneys, summer associates and staff members from the Dallas office of Hunton & Williams provided more than pro bono legal advice to Promise of Peace. They hauled soil and planted fruits and vegetables in three new community gardens. Rocío García, a member of the firm's Pro Bono Task Force and president of the Dallas Hispanic Bar Association, says the community service project was a prime example of what can happen when you connect lawyers to clients whose needs fit their talents and passion.
There are times when pro bono legal work is not enough. This past weekend, a group of more than 15 attorneys, summer associates and staff members from the Dallas office of Hunton & Williams provided more than pro bono legal advice to Promise of Peace. They hauled soil and planted fruits and vegetables in three new community gardens. Rocío García, a member of the firm's Pro Bono Task Force and president of the Dallas Hispanic Bar Association, says the community service project was a prime example of what can happen when you connect lawyers to clients whose needs fit their talents and passion.
Denton focuses his practice on commercial litigation, trade secret litigation, catastrophic injury, product liability and construction litigation.

Blackburn joins the Dallas litigation boutique from Baron & Budd.
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