Stephanie Leibe, who was most recently chief of the public finance division of the Texas AG’s Office, joins as senior counsel in Austin.
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Reed Smith Continues Growth in Houston, Adds Second Lawyer this Month
Finance expert Kim Cagle is the latest addition to the nearly 50-lawyer Houston office. Earlier this month, Reed Smith picked up energy IP expert Kevin Cadwell.
Dykema Nabs Real Estate Pro Bob Feroze
Feroze is the ninth Hughes & Luce alumnae and 27th lawyer overall in the Detroit-based firm’s Dallas and Austin offices.
Sutherland Bolsters Energy Expertise in Austin
The Atlanta-based firm added Lino Mendiola III, who was previously the co-managing partner of Andrews Kurth in Austin. In January, Sutherland signed on Travis McCullough, a former associate general counsel at JP Morgan over commodities in Europe, Middle East and Africa, as counsel in Houston.
Lynn Tillotson Scores $10 Million Arbitration Award Against Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong learned Monday that the cost of lying under oath about doping will be at least $10 million – an amount that could be multiplied by 10 before all lawsuits against the disgraced cyclist are resolved.
Gardere Strengthens Trial Practice in Houston
Dillard, a South Texas College of Law graduate, joins from BoyarMiller.
Greenberg Traurig’s Demetrius McDaniel Appointed to Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
McDaniel, a University of Texas School of Law graduate, is a member of the firm’s executive committee and the chair of the firm’s Texas Government Law & Policy Practice.
Greenberg Traurig's Demetrius McDaniel Appointed to Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
McDaniel, a University of Texas School of Law graduate, is a member of the firm’s executive committee and the chair of the firm’s Texas Government Law & Policy Practice.
Chief Justice to Lead Langley & Banack Appellate Practice
Catherine Stone, the former chief justice of the Fourth Court of Appeals in Texas, begins her first day as a shareholder at the San Antonio-based firm on Monday. She was appointed to the bench by the late Gov. Ann Richards in 1994 and served 21 years until her retirement at the end of 2014. Legal experts says she deserves credit for the appeals court’s reputation for efficiency and collegiality.
Chief Justice to Lead Langley & Banack Appellate Practice
Catherine Stone, the former chief justice of the Fourth Court of Appeals in Texas, begins her first day as a shareholder at the San Antonio-based firm on Monday. She was appointed to the bench by the late Gov. Ann Richards in 1994 and served 21 years until her retirement at the end of 2014. Legal experts says she deserves credit for the appeals court’s reputation for efficiency and collegiality.