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.”
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.”
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.”
Three Trial Lawyers and a GC Talk High-Stakes Poker – Very High-Stakes
Does poker make better lawyers or does being a lawyer make better poker players? Paul Lackey, Pete Marketos, Steve Ladik and Marc Schoenecker play the game for casual fun and high-stakes competition. And if you think it is a game of cards played by people, think again. One says that poker is a game of people played with cards. Sounds a little like the law, doesn’t it?
Bracewell Adds M&A Expert Roxanne Almaraz
The former V&E partner has represented strategic and financial investors in matters involving more than 60 power generation facilities across North America.
Bracewell Adds M&A Expert Roxanne Almaraz
The former V&E partner has represented strategic and financial investors in matters involving more than 60 power generation facilities across North America.
Perkins Coie Continues to Grow Dallas Office, Adds Joyce Mazero
Mazero becomes the fifth partner and ninth attorney to join the firm’s Dallas office since March.
Gardere Adds Three International Trade Attorneys
Michelle Schulz says she and her colleagues will be able to leverage Gardere’s talent in Latin America.
John Sullivan III Joins K&L Gates, Talks Pro Bono
Sullivan becomes the 14th lawyer and 11th partner of the firm’s Houston office.
John Sullivan III Joins K&L Gates, Talks Pro Bono
Sullivan becomes the 14th lawyer and 11th partner of the firm’s Houston office.
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