The firm elected seven attorneys to partner firmwide.
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Dallas Bankruptcy Law Firm Adds Named Partner
The Law Offices of Judith W. Ross, a bankruptcy law firm in Dallas, has announced that Frances A. Smith has joined the firm as a named partner. The new firm will be called Ross & Smith, PC.
Gray Reed Elevates Two Dallas Attorneys to Partner
Jill Bindler and David DeZern have been named partner.
Holland & Knight Mints Three Texas Partners
The firm’s 26 newly-promoted partners included two Dallas attorneys and one Houston attorney.
Alston & Bird Promotes Litigator to Partner in Dallas
Daniella Main, who also offices in New York, is one of 16 attorneys elected to partner firmwide.
Squire Patton Boggs Appoints Greg R. Wehrer Houston Office Managing Partner
Wehrer represents international companies in contract disputes with customers or suppliers and in warranty or indemnification claims.
Existential (Lease) Crisis: When Is a Lease “in Existence”?
In Crow v. Lookadoo, the San Antonio Court of Appeals recently interpreted the phrase “lease in existence” – in the absence of any “subject to” language – as creating an ongoing right for the defendants. This case highlights the need for precise drafting.
Former Houston Judge Returns to Private Practice at Susman Godfrey
Randy Wilson, who was defeated in his bid for re-election in November after 15 years on the bench, was one of the original partners of Susman Godfrey when the firm was founded in 1980.
Lawyer Discipline: State Bar of Texas
Three lawyers have resigned from the bar and six others have received suspensions as the result of disciplinary actions by the State Bar of Texas. The Texas Lawbook has the details as reported by state disciplinary authorities.
Fifth Circuit Dismisses Suit Against Schiff Hardin
The U.S. Fifth Circuit has dismissed a lawsuit filed in East Texas against Schiff Hardin charging that the firm had misrepresented facts to an insurance company during its defense of a products liability lawsuit. Most of the claims had already been dismissed, but the appeals court said the trial judge erred in a novel interpretation of Texas case law.