The criteria to qualify for the Luke Soules Award includes demonstrating commitment to equal justice under the law, promoting the rule of law, providing outstanding examples of professionalism, having a community impact as a result of the practice of law and making one or more significant contributions as a result of legal representation.
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David Beck Receives State Bar Litigation Section's Luke Soules Award
The criteria to qualify for the Luke Soules Award includes demonstrating commitment to equal justice under the law, promoting the rule of law, providing outstanding examples of professionalism, having a community impact as a result of the practice of law and making one or more significant contributions as a result of legal representation.
Two Texas Lawyers Named “HNBA Top Lawyer Under 40”
Rich Rosalez, senior director of litigation at Samsung Electronics America in Dallas, and Emma Mata, litigation partner at Sefarth Shaw in Houston, are among 20 winners selected by the Hispanic National Bar Association.
Two Texas Lawyers Named "HNBA Top Lawyer Under 40"
Rich Rosalez, senior director of litigation at Samsung Electronics America in Dallas, and Emma Mata, litigation partner at Sefarth Shaw in Houston, are among 20 winners selected by the Hispanic National Bar Association.
DMN: Debbie Branson to Receive Award for Role in Parkland Hospital’s Transformation
The Linz Award is considered Dallas’ oldest and most prestigious civic honor.
DMN: Debbie Branson to Receive Award for Role in Parkland Hospital’s Transformation
The Linz Award is considered Dallas’ oldest and most prestigious civic honor.
DMN: Debbie Branson to Receive Award for Role in Parkland Hospital's Transformation
The Linz Award is considered Dallas’ oldest and most prestigious civic honor.
Jackson Walker Grows IP Practice in Houston
Brit Nelson lateraled over from Locke Lord.
Meadows Collier Elects New Managing Partner
Joel Crouch is the second managing partner in the firm’s history.
Sutherland Expands Energy Capabilities in Texas
Mark Sherrill is moving his energy bankruptcy practice from Washington, D.C. to the firm’s Houston office. The firm also added an energy regulatory attorney in Austin.