Debra Gatison Hatter and Jeff Bates said Strasburger’s presence in Texas was a key factor in attracting them to the firm.
Barnes & Thornburg Continues Growing New Dallas Office
The Indianapolis-based firm recently added labor and employment partner Douglas Haloftis and bankruptcy expert Ray Urbanik.
Barnes & Thornburg Continues Growing New Dallas Office
The Indianapolis-based firm recently added labor and employment partner Douglas Haloftis and bankruptcy expert Ray Urbanik.
Haynes and Boone Adds Corporate Finance Expert Neal Kaminsky
Kaminsky, who was previously at Porter Hedges, says he expects to see a continued focus by lenders and borrowers on the scalability of a borrower’s operations.
Hall Render, National Health Care Law Firm, Moves into Texas
The Indianapolis-based law firm merged with health care law boutique Stewart Courington.
Culhane Meadows Expands in Texas, Launches Houston Office
The Houston office is the firm’s seventh nationwide. The firm also added partners to its Dallas and Austin offices.
Wilson Elser Beefs Up in Houston and Opens Beaumont Office
The New York-based law firm lured away 11 attorneys in total from Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, diminishing half of its Houston office.
Former Statoil Lead Legal Counsel Carl von Merz Jumps to Kelly Hart
The Austin-based partner focuses his practice on transactions involving the acquisition or divestment of oil and gas properties and the formation of partnerships, limited liability companies or other entities for energy-related investments.
Houston Law School and Andrews Kurth Partner on Career Development
Andrews Kurth and the University of Houston Law Center have partnered up to give first-year law students a good dose of reality.
Lawyers Mourn Loss of South Texas Legal Legend Morris Atlas
For six decades, Morris Atlas was the lawyer to see in South Texas. Big corporations from across the globe facing potentially crippling lawsuits hired him to save their businesses. Candidates for public office cherished his endorsement. Lawyers who wanted judicial appointments desired his blessing. And he founded the law firm Atlas, Hall & Rodriguez, which is the largest law firm in South Texas with 35 lawyers and three offices. Atlas died Sunday at his home in McAllen. He was 88.