Bill Jones, who served in the Texas governor’s office from 2000 to 2003 before entering private practice, will office in Dallas and Washington, D.C.
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Former GC to TX Gov. Perry Jumps to Barnes & Thornburg
Bill Jones, who served in the Texas governor’s office from 2000 to 2003 before entering private practice, will office in Dallas and Washington, D.C.
Fort Worth Law Firm Adds Weatherford Attorney
The combination makes Harris, Finley & Bogle the largest full-service law firm in Parker County, according to the firm’s announcement.
SMU Taps Pamela Metzger to Lead Law School’s Deason Family Criminal Justice Reform Center
Metzger, who joins SMU from Tulane University School of Law in New Orleans, will begin in her new role July 1.
SMU Taps Pamela Metzger to Lead Law School's Deason Family Criminal Justice Reform Center
Metzger, who joins SMU from Tulane University School of Law in New Orleans, will begin in her new role July 1.
Bracewell Beefs Up Public Finance Practice, Adds Former SEC Official
Ed Fierro, who is a former official of the SEC’s Office of Municipal Securities, joins the firm’s Houston office as senior counsel.
McDonald Sanders Elevates Two to Shareholder
The Fort Worth-based law firm has promoted attorneys Craig Barbolla and Donald Kaczkowski.
Kilpatrick Townsend Names Karly Rodine MP of Dallas Office
Rodine succeeds Kirk Florence, who had led the office since 2012.
Jackson Walker Builds Up IP and Corporate Practices in Houston and San Antonio
The Texas firm has added nine attorneys to the two offices this month.
Andy Calder: The M&A King of 2016
Three years ago, the 38-year-old joined Kirkland & Ellis to spearhead the the firm’s brand new Houston office. In those three short years, he has grown said office to more than 100 lawyers – a growth spurt that will cause them to move to a brand new office later this spring and become the anchor tenant of one of Houston’s newest (and sexiest) skyscrapers. Amazingly, Calder has still maintained a full plate of work in his corporate transactional practice. In fact, he led more M&A deals last year than any of the 368 lawyers in the Corporate Deal Tracker’s database. This is Calder’s story.