McDonald Sanders Elevates Two to Shareholder
The Fort Worth-based law firm has promoted attorneys Craig Barbolla and Donald Kaczkowski.
Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
The Fort Worth-based law firm has promoted attorneys Craig Barbolla and Donald Kaczkowski.
Rodine succeeds Kirk Florence, who had led the office since 2012.
The Texas firm has added nine attorneys to the two offices this month.

Waste Management GC Steve Morgan needed a great trial lawyer to fight a $3 billion lawsuit involving toxins buried in pits on the banks of the San Jacinto River. “Paula’s name immediately came to mind,” Morgan says. Paula Hinton, known for connecting with juries and simplifying complex issues, got the entire case resolved for $29.2 million – less than one percent of the amount sought by Harris Co. Hinton, who has represented AT&T, BP, Shell Oil, Jiffy Lube, Krispy Kreme franchises, is in the prime of a career that has included many pro bono cases and longstanding work to encourage women lawyers. This is her story.

Waste Management GC Steve Morgan needed a great trial lawyer to fight a $3 billion lawsuit involving toxins buried in pits on the banks of the San Jacinto River. “Paula’s name immediately came to mind,” Morgan says. Paula Hinton, known for connecting with juries and simplifying complex issues, got the entire case resolved for $29.2 million – less than one percent of the amount sought by Harris Co. Hinton, who has represented AT&T, BP, Shell Oil, Jiffy Lube, Krispy Kreme franchises, is in the prime of a career that has included many pro bono cases and longstanding work to encourage women lawyers. This is her story.
T&K's newly-minted partners are across three offices and a number of practice areas.
T&K's newly-minted partners are across three offices and a number of practice areas.
George Hittner has joined the global legal search firm’s Houston office as a managing director in the partner practice group.
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