Kirkland Poaches Real Estate Partner from Jones Day
Andrew Van Noord is the first real estate capital markets attorney in the one-year-old Dallas office and is bringing along an associate.
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Andrew Van Noord is the first real estate capital markets attorney in the one-year-old Dallas office and is bringing along an associate.
A tearful Jim Reeder, chair-elect of the ABA's Litigation Section and a 30-year veteran of the V&E trial practice, told The Texas Lawbook Wednesday that he is moving his practice to the Houston office of Jones Day. He called it one of the most exciting - but also difficult - decisions he has ever made.
Spencer Fane has combined with a 19-lawyer Houston law firm to launch its third Texas outpost.
After close to a decade at the SEC's Fort Worth Regional Office, Chris Davis has returned to private practice. Davis was involved in the high profile cases and first-impression matters against AriseBank and 1Broker at the regulatory agency.
John Bosco, who represents a number of Fortune 500 companies, has joined the Dallas litigation boutique.
George Humphrey is T&K’s second partner addition to the firm’s Houston office this summer.
Kirkland has signed a lease for the top three floors of Weir’s Plaza, a mixed-use retail and office development that broke ground on Monday.
At Panda, Eddy Daniels advised a family of funds with more than $6 billion invested in seven gigawatts of power generation projects around the U.S.
The Kansas City law firm recruited attorneys from Akerman and Bracewell.
The team is led by Paulo McKeeby, who co-chaired the Texas labor and employment practice at Morgan Lewis.
Butler Snow has signed a long-term lease at the SXSW Center that will provide an opportunity to triple its footprint in Austin.
Humphries is a former vice president of legal affairs for the Houston Rockets.
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