Apffel will serve as SBOT President from June 2014 to June 2015.
Women Lawyers Participate in Bush Institute’s Women’s Initiative
Tobi Young, who has been the George W. Bush Foundation’s GC since 2009, wears a many hats in her job. Her involvement as a mentor in the Women’s Initiative Fellowship Program is just one of them.
Baker Botts Adds Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Expert David Schiller
Schiller highlights two “hot issues” facing his clients. One is the Affordable Care Act.
Baker Botts Adds Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Expert David Schiller
Schiller highlights two “hot issues” facing his clients. One is the Affordable Care Act.
Updated — Rob Roby Makes Move to Become President/CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters
After 36 years, attorney Rob Roby is leaving the private practice of law to become the president/CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Lone Star…
Mark Temple and Leah Rudnicki Jump to Reed Smith’s Fast-Growing Houston Office
Reed Smith’s two-month-old Houston office grows to 22 lawyers, 16 of which are partners.
Paula Hinton Moves to Winston & Strawn as Partner
Hinton, a prominent energy litigator who has represented BP and Shell Oil, is the 41st lawyer in Winston’s Houston office.
Paula Hinton Moves to Winston & Strawn as Partner
Hinton, a prominent energy litigator who has represented BP and Shell Oil, is the 41st lawyer in Winston’s Houston office.
Brittany Byrd: A Passion for Pro Bono
Winstead associate Brittany Byrd has been selected the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers’ Outstanding Young Lawyer for 2013. She’s “shocked” and also “grateful,” especially for the opportunity to bring awareness to certain pro bono projects. But along her path to achievement, Byrd has had to pause and ask, “Why, God?” Yes, she got an answer.
Steve Susman: Back on the Bike for Charity
This weekend, Steve Susman finished his fourth consecutive “BP MS 150” bike ride from Houston to Austin. He wore the coveted yellow jersey bearing the number “1,” marking him as the top fundraiser among more than 13,000 riders. The biggest challenge, according to the 72-year-old, is preparing to sit on a bike for nine hours a day. “The main thing you train is your butt,” he says.