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Locke Lord Partner Cynthia Bast to Receive Corporate/Transactional Attorney Award
The Travis County Women Lawyers’ Association and Foundation will honor Bast at its Annual Grants & Awards Luncheon on May 20.
Gardere Promotes Four to Partner
Chris Deskin, Rick Jordan and Glenn Singleton are based in Dallas, while Mike Seely leads his practice in Houston.
Winstead Elects Six Shareholders in Texas
The Dallas-based firm also promoted two lawyers to shareholder in Charlotte.
Hogan Lovells Expands IP Practice in Houston
Jay Yates, who was previously at Bracewell, represents clients in the energy, high tech and banking industries.
Gardere Partner John Melko Named Fellow of American College of Bankruptcy
Melko is the chair of Gardere’s financial restructuring and reorganization practice group.
Texas Diversity Council to Honor Polsinelli Shareholder Leane Capps
Capps will receive her 2016 Most Powerful & Influential Woman award on April 14 at the Council’s 12th Annual Texas Diversity and Leadership Conference in Houston.
Beck Redden’s Kat Gallagher Receives 2016 Women in Law Award
The award given by Lawyer Monthly magazine recognizes the achievements of women that have challenged, influenced or changed the practice of law over the last 12 months across the globe.
Beck Redden's Kat Gallagher Receives 2016 Women in Law Award
The award given by Lawyer Monthly magazine recognizes the achievements of women that have challenged, influenced or changed the practice of law over the last 12 months across the globe.
Fifth Circuit Clarifies Standards for Standing and Ratification
A federal appeals court reinstated a million-dollar jury verdict for a severely disabled Keller Independent School District student who had been abused by a former special education teacher. In doing so, the Fifth Circuit provided litigants and judges a much clearer road-map about when parents or other parties may bring civil claims on behalf of minors who are unable to competently make legal decisions on their own.