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Jackson Walker Picks Up Brad Lowry

September 19, 2014 Mark Curriden

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By Brooks Igo – (September 19) – At a time when partners are leaving Big Law for boutiques, real estate transaction expert Brad Lowry is doing the opposite.

Jackson Walker recently announced Lowry has joined the 330-lawyer firm after a tenure at Haynie Rake Repass & Lowry, a five-lawyer boutique. Before joining his friends at Haynie Rake, Lowry practiced for more than 20 years at Haynes and Boone.

Brad Lowry
Brad Lowry
“I really enjoyed the small firm environment, but there were some limitations,” Lowry said. “Jackson Walker has some of those same small firm qualities, but there are no limitations. I have found a nice balance between small firm and large firm.”

The Baylor Law School graduate recently closed on a deal where he represented a mixed-use developer in the acquisition of almost 5,000 acres in a suburb near Houston. In another deal, Lowry represented a retail developer in a $100 million development.

Lowry says he and his clients are fortunate to be in Texas.

“With our population growth and good business environment, we have some things going for us that many other parts of the country do not, and it gives us some immunity to negative national trends,” he said.
He added that demand remains strong for office, multifamily, retail and industrial space.

“As long as interest rates remain historically low, we will continue to see solid growth for the foreseeable future, at least in Texas,” he said.

Lowry is Jackson Walker’s second partner addition to its real estate practice in Dallas this year. Steve Jenkins – a 40-year commercial real estate veteran – joined in January.

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Mark Curriden

Mark Curriden is a lawyer/journalist and founder of The Texas Lawbook. In addition, he is a contributing legal correspondent for The Dallas Morning News.

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