Come to find out, old dogs do learn new tricks. Bob Schick and Morgan Copeland have opened a business litigation boutique.
Schick & Copeland Bolt V&E to Start Houston Firm
Come to find out, old dogs do learn new tricks. Bob Schick and Morgan Copeland have opened a business litigation boutique.
Arnold & Porter Sets Foot in Texas with New Houston Office
Three well-respected complex litigation attorneys from Hogan Lovells are launching the new office.
Arnold & Porter Sets Foot in Texas with New Houston Office
Three well-respected complex litigation attorneys from Hogan Lovells are launching the new office.
General Counsel & Study: Shortsighted Business Law Firms Ignoring Hispanic Business Growth
The legal needs of the Hispanic business community in North Texas are going unmet by lawyers because DFW business law firms employ very few Spanish-speaking attorneys, according to a new study, leaders of the Chamber of Commerce and a growing number of corporate general counsel.
General Counsel & Study: Shortsighted Business Law Firms Ignoring Hispanic Business Growth
The legal needs of the Hispanic business community in North Texas are going unmet by lawyers because DFW business law firms employ very few Spanish-speaking attorneys, according to a new study, leaders of the Chamber of Commerce and a growing number of corporate general counsel.
Former Judge Joins Carter Scholer Stafford as a Named Partner
Scholer, who joins the firm from Jones Day, served as State District Judge of the 95th Civil District Court in Dallas County from 2001 to 2008.
Opportunity, Mandatory Retirement Policy Lead Orrin Harrison to Gruber Hurst
The prominent Dallas complex commercial litigator is the most recent Texas lawyer to exemplify two growing trends: top litigators from big national firms jumping to litigation boutiques and longtime partners being forced to look elsewhere because of law firm mandatory retirement policies.
Baker Botts and Sidley Lead Texas Effort in New Women’s Fellowship Program
The OnRamp Fellowship will match experienced women lawyers returning to the profession with law firms for a one-year training contract to refresh their skills make them hire-ready when the year is up.
Wall Street Journal Names Texas Lawbook Writer’s Book as One of the Best – Again
Mark Curriden’s Contempt of Court named by former New York assistant district attorney as one of the best books ever written on the topic of “The Pursuit of Justice.”
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