Brian Rose and Janine Yee are in the firm’s corporate and finance practice groups, respectively.
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Morgan Lewis Promotes Two Latin America-focused Lawyers to Partner in Houston
Humberto Padilla Gonzalez and Felipe Alice, part of the firm’s Latin America practice group, focus on in-country transactions in Mexico and Central and South America, as well as cross-border deals involving the U.S., Europe and Asia.
Dykema Elects Four Texas Lawyers to its Membership
Alison Ashmore, Zachary Hoard and Eric White are based in Dallas, while Nicholas Monaghan is based in San Antonio.
Updated – Fireworks Erupt in Wyly Bankruptcy Closing Arguments
U.S. Bankruptcy Chief Judge Barbara Houser told lawyers for Sam and Dee Wyly Wednesday that she has “a lot of heartburn” about some of the tax-free offshore trusts the Wylys established during the 1990s, which the judge said were created based on “flat out lies.”
Weisbart Springer Hayes Promotes Sara Janes to Partner
Janes represents Fortune 100, mid-size and start-up companies and individuals in employment, commercial and technology disputes.
Thompson Coe Promotes Four Lawyers in Texas to Partner
Travis Brown and Christina de la Garza are based in Dallas; Sean Crowley is based in Austin; and Andrew McCluggage is based in Houston.
Vorys Names Two New Partners in Houston
Jonathan Ishee and Paul Kerlin focus their practices on health care and commercial litigation, respectively.
Underwood Law Promotes Monica Narvaez to Shareholder
Narvaez, based in the firm’s Fort Worth office, focuses her practice on labor and employment matters.
Harrington Honored for Access to Justice Efforts
Recently, Jim Harrington, the founder of the Texas Civil Rights Project, received the prestigious Harold F. Kleinman Award from the Texas Access to Justice Foundation for his commitment to public service. The timing of the award is appropriate as Harrington prepares to turn over the reins of the TCRP so he can return to his roots of community organizing.
Houston Lawyer Helps Sutherland Develop App that Opens Gateway to TX Courts
Sutherland Asbill & Brennan enlisted David Baay, a partner and co-head of the energy litigation section of the firm’s Houston office, to develop a mobile app specific to Texas.
The app, called Texas openCourts, launched in late 2015 and allows users to locate state and federal courts, learn about the background of judges and access local federal court rules.
“I wanted something that would be the most useful,” Baay said. “Quickly, court information came to mind.”