Munsch Hardt’s Summer Surge: New Faces, New Practices
Over the last two months, the firm has added six lawyers, launched two practices, and appointed new leaders.
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Over the last two months, the firm has added six lawyers, launched two practices, and appointed new leaders.
Rachael Nelson Gearing has left healthcare law firm Weaver Johnston & Nelson for Wick Phillips.
Clark Hill recently added Jason McCuiston as a member to its tax and estate planning group in the Collin County office.
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings named Jeffrey M. Harvey partner in its corporate and securities practice group in Dallas.
Tiffany H. Eggers, a former criminal chief in the U.S. attorney’s office in Dallas, and Sarah R. Douglas, a former prosecutor in the fraud section, are reuniting with Leigha Simonton, the immediate former U.S. attorney, and Scott Hogan, Simonton’s former first assistant, who joined Dykema in April.
The Kansas City-based law firm, which has more than 115 lawyers in Texas, announced this week that it has added the Dallas-based veteran legal marketer and business development professional to its C-suite.
Bob Hancock was previously a leader in Munsch Hardt's construction practice.
Treadway has significant experience in retail, having previously worked at JCPenney for a decade, where she ultimately became senior vice president, general counsel and secretary.
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