Healthcare Partner Heads to Haynes and Boone
Randy Peak, who was most recently at DLA Piper, has a familiarity with Haynes and Boone from the client side.
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Randy Peak, who was most recently at DLA Piper, has a familiarity with Haynes and Boone from the client side.

Another large corporate full-service law firm has nabbed another young partner from a litigation boutique. Gibson Dunn's plan is to "grow out" the litigation practice in Houston.

Frost Bank clearly has a thing for lawyers at Haynes and Boone. The Texas bank has named former Haynes and Boone litigator C.E. Rhodes, who also practiced at Akin Gump and Baker Hughes, to be its new general counsel and corporate secretary. The Texas Lawbook has details.
The Dallas, San Antonio and Collin County openings mark the single largest geographic expansion in the firm's 108-year history.
Brad Honeycutt is also the former general counsel of Castleton Resources, a Houston oil and gas private equity portfolio company.
Elisha J. Kobre developed significant experience investigating securities and commodities fraud and cybercrime over the course of his 11 years as an assistant U.S. attorney with the Southern District of New York.
Gregg Sofer is the third former U.S. attorney to join Husch Blackwell this year.
Steve Mann said he needed a global platform with depth in cross-border technology transactions as his practice has become more "geographically expansive."
The Kansas City-based firm also added a real estate associate to the office.
The mostly Dallas-based group from Thompson & Knight includes Wilson Jones, who chaired TK's healthcare practice and will lead Bracewell's.
Justice Guzman, who resigned from the Texas Supreme Court in June, is running to unseat Ken Paxton as Texas Attorney General. But on Wednesday she will be Chamberlain Hrdlicka's newest shareholder.
Saul Perloff, who led the advertising practice at NRF, is Shearman's third lateral partner addition in Texas this year.
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