Darren Nicholson was formerly a shareholder at Sayles Werbner, which merged with Bradley last week to launch the Alabama law firm’s Dallas outpost.
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Susman Godfrey Names New Partner in Houston
The prominent litigation firm announced a new partners class of five on Tuesday morning.
Clark Hill Elevates Four Dallas Attorneys to Partner
One-fourth of the new member class are Dallas attorneys, all of whom are graduates of SMU Dedman School of Law.
BoyarMiller Begins Year with New Practice Area & Chair of Litigation Group
Houston law firm BoyarMiller has kicked off 2019 by adding a practice area through an acquisition and naming a new chair of the firm’s litigation group.
Trial & Appellate Boutique in Houston Mints Two Partners
Brian Cathey and Andrew Nelson’s promotions make 19 partners at Wright Close & Barger.
Houston Real Estate Law Firm Names New Shareholder
Brian Kilpatrick is a graduate of South Texas College of Law.
Kirkland Counsels Discovery II on $1B Commitment from Stonepeak
The law firm said Monday it counseled Dallas-based Discovery Midstream Partners II and Discovery Midstream Holdings II management on a $1 billion initial equity commitment from Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners. Claire Poole has the details and the lawyers involved.
Munck Wilson Opens LA Office
The Dallas tech-focused law firm has merged with a Los Angeles-based intellectual property and entertainment boutique. It is Munck Wilson’s fourth office overall and first outside of Texas.