Tripp has recently expanded her practice in the FinTech arena, and she says clients are expressing more interest in this space.
Barnes & Thornburg Stengthens Litigation Practice in Dallas
Former V&E partner Elizabeth Brandon is the 10th attorney to join Barnes & Thornburg’s Dallas office.
Barnes & Thornburg Stengthens Litigation Practice in Dallas
Former V&E partner Elizabeth Brandon is the 10th attorney to join Barnes & Thornburg’s Dallas office.
K&L Gates Adds Labor & Employment Partner in Houston
Nick Spiliotis says clients are concerned with implementing the U.S. Department of Labor’s new salary requirements for white-collar overtime exemptions that go into effect in December.
K&L Gates Adds Labor & Employment Partner in Houston
Nick Spiliotis says clients are concerned with implementing the U.S. Department of Labor’s new salary requirements for white-collar overtime exemptions that go into effect in December.
Greenberg Traurig Continues Growing Bankruptcy Practice in Houston
Karl Burrer is the second bankruptcy and restructuring pro from Haynes and Boone to join the firm this year – Lenard Parkins jumped to Greenberg Traurig in May.
HayBoo Expands to Europe in Merger Deal with London-based Curtis Davis Garrard
With the addition of CDG, Haynes and Boone significantly expands its international presence and enhances its capabilities in the vital midstream energy sector.
High-Profile Trial Lawyer Jim Renard Jumps to Norton Rose Fulbright
Renard developed a reputation for being one of the best trial lawyers in Texas over the last three decades at Bickel & Brewer, which is now called Brewer Attorneys & Counselors.
DWLA Denied Voting Rights on DBA Board… For Now
Dallas Bar Association leaders decided Thursday to give the Dallas Women Lawyers Association sister bar association status by granting the DWLA two ex officio seats on the DBA’s board of directors – but not the permanent director at-large position with full voting rights that the DWLA requested.
Seasoned Houston Trial Lawyer Opens New Firm to Have More ‘Fun’
Jim Maloney, who practiced for more than 40 years at Baker Botts and, most recently, Andrews Kurth, described a number of factors that led him to leave Big Law to set out on his own, including dealing with client conflicts. He says he has a lot of trials left in him.
“There is nothing in the world as fun as trying cases. There is nothing like the feeling when a jury comes back and says you are right.”
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