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Most recently a partner at Haynes and Boone, Suzanne Murray brings with her almost two decades of experience at the Environmental Protection Agency. She says she is joining a "dream team" of environmental lawyers at K&S.
Marisa O'Sullivan is leaving the insurance law boutique Amy Stewart Law, where she says she gained "outstanding experience" representing commercial policyholders.
Pillsbury picked off two energy litigators in Houston this week from Womble.
Daniela Gonzales Aldape is leaving a San Antonio litigation firm for a national platform at Dykema.
Three intellectual property partners who joined Thompson & Knight 15 months ago from Haynes and Boone are on the move again – this time to practice at Winstead due to reported client conflicts with Holland & Knight, which is merging with TK in two weeks.
James Schuelke is reuniting with former Reynolds Frizzell attorneys Christopher Hogan and Samantha Thompson.
The additions include the former chair of Husch Blackwell's environmental practice and an attorney in Austin.
Lynn Pinker is the latest litigation boutique to match the big law-induced associate pay hike started by Davis Polk earlier this summer.
Katie Wiley said the opportunity to join a smaller, more nimble firm in the clean energy and renewables space was exactly what she was looking for.
Brian Dillavou, who focuses on representing start-ups and emerging growth companies, is reuniting with his former colleague Matt Lyons with the move.
Weil Gotshal announced Monday that one of its New York bankruptcy partners, Gabe Morgan, is moving to the firm's Houston office. The New York-based Weil is the latest large national corporate law firm to relocate partners and associates from their other offices to Texas due to the tight legal market where the demand for legal services has far outpaced the supply of experienced legal talent.
Two months after landing TK's former finance chair, Baker Botts has gained a finance pro from Shearman & Sterling.
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