The Texas lawyers in the new partner class are Steven Bartz, Justin Cohen, Katie Coleman, Janelle Davis, Dan Hopper, Kurt Summers and Robert Vartabedian.
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T&K Names Seven New Partners in Texas
The Texas lawyers in the new partner class are Steven Bartz, Justin Cohen, Katie Coleman, Janelle Davis, Dan Hopper, Kurt Summers and Robert Vartabedian.
South Texas College of Law Receives $1.3 Million Gift
The law school said in a press release that it will use Richard Anderson’s investment to provide “meaningful scholarship support to the most promising second-year students to reward their first-year achievements and to help relieve their debt burden.”
Mark Lanier Receives 2016 Texas Tech Distinguished Alumni Award
The Houston trial lawyer earned his law degree from Texas Tech in 1984 and currently serves on the law school’s Foundation board of directors.
Deans & Lyons Promotes Chris Simmons to Partner
Simmons joined the Dallas-based trial boutique in 2014.
Deans & Lyons Promotes Chris Simmons to Partner
Simmons joined the Dallas-based trial boutique in 2014.
Fox Rothschild Dallas Managing Partner Clint David Appointed to AiRS Foundation Board
The AiRS Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to providing women access to options and funding for breast reconstruction surgery after mastectomies due to breast cancer.
Andrews Kurth to Receive Victory Fund Corporate Ally Award
The firm will be recognized by the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund and Institute on April 17 at the annual Houston Victory Fund Brunch.
Shannon Gracey Adds Estate Planning Expert
Brian Hall has joined the firm’s Dallas office as a partner.
King & Spalding Turns to Prominent Trial Lawyer to Lead Houston Office
The law firm of Griffin Bell, Sam Nunn and Larry Thompson has done well during its two decades in Houston. King & Spalding has 84 lawyers in Texas and looking to grow. To lead its efforts, the firm has turned to Tracie Renfroe, a 1985 alum of Baylor School of Law who has represented Shell Oil, Chevron and other Texas companies in environmental and toxic tort litigation. In this article, Renfroe discusses her firm and its future in Texas.