John Bickel says starting Bickel & Brewer 30 years ago was a “dream come true.” Bill Brewer describes Bickel as a “great partner” and says no decision has been made regarding the future of the firm’s name. “Today, the firm is Bickel & Brewer. We continue to honor my good friend, John,” he says.
John Bickel Retires from Bickel & Brewer
John Bickel says starting Bickel & Brewer 30 years ago was a “dream come true.” Bill Brewer describes Bickel as a “great partner” and says no decision has been made regarding the future of the firm’s name. “Today, the firm is Bickel & Brewer. We continue to honor my good friend, John,” he says.
Reed Smith Nabs Oil & Gas Transactional Partner
Gary C. Johnson, who was previously at Burleson LLP, brings corporate in-house experience with him as well.
Reed Smith Nabs Oil & Gas Transactional Partner
Gary C. Johnson, who was previously at Burleson LLP, brings corporate in-house experience with him as well.
Polisnelli Boosts Litigation Depth in Dallas
Church, who also has practiced at Akin Gump and Vinson & Elkins, joins the Kansas City-based law firm, which has seen its Dallas office grow ten-fold since opening three years ago.
Hankinson Law Firm Adds Rey Rodriguez
The former Norton Rose Fulbright partner becomes the Dallas-based appellate boutique’s seventh lawyer.
Latham Lawyers and Staff Build Playground for Houston School
The Latham team was part of more than 200 volunteers from the community that worked together last month to build the playground.
Polsinelli Adds Dallas Nonprofits General Counsel Jonathan Blum
Blum has served as general counsel for two prominent Dallas nonprofits – Susan G. Komen and, most recently, the David Nathan Meyerson Foundation.
Survey: Corporate In-House Pay Up in Houston, Down in Dallas
Prescott Legal Services survey shows compensation for in-house counsel in Houston grew four percent last year.
Attorney Tackles ‘Bear’ of a Task for His Daughter
AUSTIN (May 7) – It was a bear of a task, and not too lawyerly. But Kerry McGill of the Austin law firm Greer and McGill persevered. He perused illustration after illustration – about 200 in all – until he found the perfect portrayal for the cover of his children’s book, “Bear’s Flower.”