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Former Head of Weil’s Dallas Litigation Practice Moves to Frost Brown Todd

January 7, 2020 Brooks Igo

Prominent Dallas trial lawyer T. Ray Guy has moved on after hitting Weil, Gotshal & Manges’ mandatory retirement age.

Guy, who turned 68 on May 15 last year, has joined the 30-lawyer Dallas office of Frost Brown Todd, the Cincinnati-based law firm announced on Tuesday. Weil’s policy calls for retirement at the end of the year in which the partner turns 68.

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