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Dallas Labor and Employment Pro Joins Polsinelli

September 6, 2021 Brooks Igo

Polsinelli has expanded its labor and employment team in Dallas with the addition of former Littler shareholder Harry Jones.Prior to his decade-plus tenure with Littler, one of the largest labor and employment shops in the country, Jones practiced at a few different boutique firms, including one he co-founded and grew from two to nine lawyers over five years.The Texas Tech University School of Law graduate helps employers navigate C-suite scandals, senior leader misconduct and unfair competition matters. He has led more than 100 investigations on behalf of school districts, cities, colleges and private institutions.Harry JonesThe Texas Lawbook visited with Jones on his move to Polsinelli in a short Q&A.The Lawbook: Why did you make the move to Polsinelli?Jones: My primary reason for joining Polsinelli was that, out of all the national, full-service firms, it was best able to articulate its domestic growth strategy, which aligned strongly with what I was seeking to match my clients’ and my practice’s evolving needs. After building a national book of business elsewhere, I found that the boutique model had become too limiting for my client relationships. Polsinelli offered a welcoming, ready and savvy platform, plus a growth strategy that is more organic and thoughtful, focused…

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