Strasburger Prevails in Landmark Pro Bono Juvenile Case
Jack Carnegie, a partner at Strasburger & Price, said Texas’ criminal High Court did more than affirm a wrong that needed to be righted.
Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury

Jack Carnegie, a partner at Strasburger & Price, said Texas’ criminal High Court did more than affirm a wrong that needed to be righted.

The firm has added six attorneys from Andrews Kurth and the Public Utility Commission.

The firm has added six attorneys from Andrews Kurth and the Public Utility Commission.

The more than 12,000 children in Texas’ long-term foster care system are seeking federal judicial oversight to improve their care.

Close to 100 corporate general counsel, state supreme court justices, law firm leaders and legal service providers played through light showers and cool temperatures last week to raise the most money for legal aid in Texas in the General Counsel Forum’s 3rd Annual Charity Golf Classic.

Winston & Strawn partner Denmon Sigler is used to the question: How did a harpist become an oil and gas attorney?

For decades, Gilchrist represented oil tycoon Clint Murchison and his two sons, John D. Murchison and Clint W. Murchison, Jr., in various transactions – the most famous being the purchase, establishment and handling of various legal matters for the Dallas Cowboys.

More global law firms are planning to move into Texas and they will continue to steal the best lawyers in the state by offering to pay them two or three times more money, a law firm management expert told the Legal Marketing Association of Texas last week. Despite the influx of money from national firms, compensation for corporate law partners in Dallas has actually declined 17 percent in recent years. He explains why.

Paula Hinton, Jennifer Doan and Cindy Saiter were recognized at the TCRP's 24th Annual Bill of Rights Dinner in Austin.

Genecov will lead the firm’s healthcare transactional practice in Dallas.

Spears was formerly the partner-in-charge of Norton Rose Fulbright’s Austin office.

With IOLTA revenues still in the toilet, advocates of legal aid have been forced to seek funding from conservative Texas politicians who once demonized the effort as supporting a liberal agenda. But last week, the Texas Supreme Court and Texas Access to Justice leaders celebrated their success in depoliticizing the issue, which has meant that tens of thousands of low-income Texas could get necessary legal representation.
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