Lloyd Gosselink Selects New Managing Principal
Lauren Kalisek will step in as the firm’s managing principal at the beginning of 2017 upon firm founder Robin Lloyd’s retirement on Dec. 31.
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Lauren Kalisek will step in as the firm’s managing principal at the beginning of 2017 upon firm founder Robin Lloyd’s retirement on Dec. 31.
Craig Woods, who was previously at Greenberg Traurig, will also be a part of Dykema’s Dental Service Organizations Industry Group.
Bowman will also continue to serve as general counsel of the Dallas-based firm and co-chair the commercial litigation section.
Bowman will also continue to serve as general counsel of the Dallas-based firm and co-chair the commercial litigation section.
Daryl Lansdale, Jr., who is currently the head of Norton Rose Fulbright's U.S. business practice, will take the reins from Linda Addison on Jan. 1, 2017 and lead the U.S. operations of the largest law firm in Texas. Lansdale, who is based in Houston and San Antonio, says there is a "ton of opportunity" in the legal market today.
Exxon Mobil General Counsel Jack Balagia has announced he is officially retiring as the Irving-based oil and gas giant’s top lawyer in three weeks. Balagia, who has been with Exxon Mobil for 18 years, says current assistant general counsel Randall Ebner will succeed him as the company’s chief legal officer.
Eighteen months ago, I began searching for my "One Big Thing," a project that fully used my experiences, talents and passions. I decided it was to be a proactive force for the study, discussion and advancement of presidential history. The commitment culminated in my latest book. Channeling my inner Perry Mason, I sought answers to questions to find out the closest thing to the truth that can be known from our top minds about our most significant presidents. In this article, I detail the circumstances of how I was able to pull off 23 interviews with 10 of our nation's preeminent presidential biographers and insiders and share a few of the questions I asked them.
Talmage Boston is living the dream of many lawyers. He's a partner at a large corporate law firm. He has authored four books. And he has Henry Kissinger, Ken Burns and David McCullough in his Rolodex. Boston's newest book, Cross Examining History: A Lawyer Gets Answers From the Experts About Our Presidents, combines the 63-year-old’s expertise in questioning witnesses in the courtroom with his passion for presidential history. The Texas Lawbook has exclusive video of Boston discussing his love of baseball cards, his big victories in court and the details of his new book and the journey he took in writing it.
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