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In-house Lawyer from Shell Boomerangs to Bracewell

June 2, 2026 Jeff Schnick

Allison K. Perry has joined Bracewell’s tax department as a partner in the Houston office, the firm announced in a news release. This move marks a return to Bracewell for Perry after serving at Shell in-house as the energy giant’s U.S. lead employment tax counsel.

“I am thrilled to welcome Allison back to Bracewell,” said Bracewell managing partner Gregory M. Bopp in the release. “Allison is a highly respected executive compensation and employee benefits lawyer with deep energy industry experience and longstanding relationships across the firm and our clients. Her return strengthens our ability to support clients on complex employment-related tax issues arising from corporate transactions and ongoing operations.”

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