Patel, a former deputy securities commissioner of Texas, focuses his practice on government investigations and white-collar defense.
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Lloyd Gosselink Selects New Managing Principal
Lauren Kalisek will step in as the firm’s managing principal at the beginning of 2017 upon firm founder Robin Lloyd’s retirement on Dec. 31.
Dykema Cox Smith Strengthens Litigation Team in Dallas
Craig Woods, who was previously at Greenberg Traurig, will also be a part of Dykema’s Dental Service Organizations Industry Group.
Godwin Bowman & Martinez Names Bruce Bowman President and Managing Shareholder
Bowman will also continue to serve as general counsel of the Dallas-based firm and co-chair the commercial litigation section.
Godwin Bowman & Martinez Names Bruce Bowman President and Managing Shareholder
Bowman will also continue to serve as general counsel of the Dallas-based firm and co-chair the commercial litigation section.
Former U.S. District Court Judge Michael Schneider Joins JAMS’ Texas Resolution Center
Schneider served on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas from 2004 to 2016 and was on the bench of the Supreme Court of Texas for two years prior to that.
Former U.S. District Court Judge Michael Schneider Joins JAMS' Texas Resolution Center
Schneider served on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas from 2004 to 2016 and was on the bench of the Supreme Court of Texas for two years prior to that.
Underwood Law Firm Adds School Law Expert
A primary focus of Janet Bubert’s practice is on special education and programs for students with disabilities.
Norton Rose Fulbright Elects Next U.S. Managing Partner
Daryl Lansdale, Jr., who is currently the head of Norton Rose Fulbright’s U.S. business practice, will take the reins from Linda Addison on Jan. 1, 2017 and lead the U.S. operations of the largest law firm in Texas.
Lansdale, who is based in Houston and San Antonio, says there is a “ton of opportunity” in the legal market today.
Updated: Phillips 66 Partners Sets Record for its Largest Dropdown Acquisition
Houston-based Phillips 66 is selling 30 crude refined products and natural gas liquids assets to its master limited partnership, Phillips 66 Partners, for $1.3 billion, the companies said Tuesday.
At least one Texas law firm, Vinson & Elkins, is involved in the deal. The Texas Lawbook is checking with others.