The report says Hispanic business leaders have potentially hundreds of millions to even billions of dollars in legal needs that are mostly going unmet.
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Wall Street Journal Names Texas Lawbook Writer’s Book as One of the Best – Again
Mark Curriden’s Contempt of Court named by former New York assistant district attorney as one of the best books ever written on the topic of “The Pursuit of Justice.”
Wall Street Journal Names Texas Lawbook Writer’s Book as One of the Best – Again
Mark Curriden’s Contempt of Court named by former New York assistant district attorney as one of the best books ever written on the topic of “The Pursuit of Justice.”
Wall Street Journal Names Texas Lawbook Writer's Book as One of the Best – Again
Mark Curriden’s Contempt of Court named by former New York assistant district attorney as one of the best books ever written on the topic of “The Pursuit of Justice.”
Kelly Hart Elects Three New Partners
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (January 3)–Fort Worth-based Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP has promoted Natalie Carlgren, David Cook and Christopher
Jackson Walker’s Scott McElhaney Elected DBA President
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (January 3)–Scott McElhaney will lead the Dallas Bar Association (DBA) as its president in 2014. The
Yetter Coleman Names Two New Partners
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (January 3)–Houston-based litigation boutique Yetter Coleman has promoted Cam Barker and Jim Zucker to the partnership
Prominent Dallas Lawyer Killed in Police Shootout
The 47-year-old’s life ended after a very successful year in his legal career.
Three Trial Lawyers and a GC Talk High-Stakes Poker – Very High-Stakes
Does poker make better lawyers or does being a lawyer make better poker players? Paul Lackey, Pete Marketos, Steve Ladik and Marc Schoenecker play the game for casual fun and high-stakes competition. And if you think it is a game of cards played by people, think again. One says that poker is a game of people played with cards. Sounds a little like the law, doesn’t it?
Looper Splits from Reed & McGraw
Prominent Houston energy lawyer Donald Looper and the law firm he co-founded 28 years ago, Looper Reed & McGraw, announced Tuesday they were parting ways effective immediately. Managing Partner J. Cary Gray said that Looper left the firm over “managerial differences” involving the expansion of the corporate law section. Looper, in an interview with The Texas Lawbook, said that he is leaving the full-service law firm to start a new, smaller transactional boutique in Houston. He said he would have more details on his new law firm on January 20.