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Kelly Hart Elevates Five to Partner
All five of the newly-minter partners are based in the firm’s home base of Fort Worth.
Bracewell Announces Seven New Partners, Two in Texas
Yvonne Ho and Amy Parker are based in the firm’s Houston office.
Akin Gump Promotes 10 to Partner, One in Texas
Daniel Moffett is based in the firm’s San Antonio office and is a member of the firm’s IP practice.
T&K Austin Office Leader Named Board President of Capitol Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
Jim Morriss will serve as the top volunteer leader of a council comprised of more than 20,000 youth members and 7,000 adult volunteers across 15 counties in Central Texas.
T&K Austin Office Leader Named Board President of Capitol Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
Jim Morriss will serve as the top volunteer leader of a council comprised of more than 20,000 youth members and 7,000 adult volunteers across 15 counties in Central Texas.
Fox Rothschild Adds Tax Expert Alan Klein to Dallas Office
Klein has a diverse background with experience as an attorney for the IRS, an in-house position with Sun Oil Co. and as a partner with Arthur Andersen.
Texas Business Bankruptcies Spiked, then Tapered Off in 2016
Corporate bankruptcies in Texas jumped more than 40 percent in 2016 and are up 80 percent during the past two years, according to new data research by Androvett Legal Media. Analysts attribute the increase in business bankruptcies to turmoil in the oil and gas sector. More than 150 oil and gas companies filed for bankruptcy in 2016 – 71 of them were exploration and production operations with a cumulative debt of $56.8 billion, according to Haynes and Boone’s Oil and Gas Bankruptcy Monitor. The Texas Lawbook has all the data and analysis, including a predict that the next round of business bankruptcies may extend far beyond the energy sector.
Former ABA Journal Editor Allen Pusey Joins The Texas Lawbook
Prominent legal and investigative journalist Allen Pusey is joining The Texas Lawbook as a senior editor and writer starting today. Pusey retired in December as the editor and publisher of the ABA Journal. He spent 26 years as a reporter and editor at The Dallas Morning News, where he was a special projects editor and covered the Supreme Court of the United States. Pusey brings extraordinary experience and knowledge of the legal industry to The Texas Lawbook.
Former ABA Journal Editor Allen Pusey Joins The Texas Lawbook
Prominent legal and investigative journalist Allen Pusey is joining The Texas Lawbook as a senior editor and writer starting today. Pusey retired in December as the editor and publisher of the ABA Journal. He spent 26 years as a reporter and editor at The Dallas Morning News, where he was a special projects editor and covered the Supreme Court of the United States. Pusey brings extraordinary experience and knowledge of the legal industry to The Texas Lawbook.