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Texas Big Law Scales Back Donations to Attorney General Ken Paxton
Since his own legal troubles began last summer, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has not received the love –specifically, in the form of cash contributions to his officeholder's account--from big Texas law firms that his predecessor netted.
Gardere Wynne Sewell Adds Environmental Partner; Plus Other 'On The Move' News
Laura Whiting has joined Gardere Wynne Sewell as an environmental partner in the firm's Dallas office. She will assist clients with all aspects of compliance and permitting for heavily regulated industry and real estate development.
Moving In and Moving Up at Winstead
Winstead has hired a number of attorneys in recent months and promoted several others.
Texas Lawyer's Firm Financial Coverage
Reports for Texas Lawyer's annual firm finance coverage are coming in. Check back often to this page for the latest insights on firm revenue, net income and other metrics. Included below Texas Lawyer's articles is a link to The American Lawyer's growing list of financial reports.
At Winstead, Gross Revenue, Net Income Improve in 2015
Gross revenue for Dallas-based Winstead improves by 3.9 percent in 2015 and sets a record for firm.
Spoliation Allegations in Race-Discrimination Lawsuit
In a race-discrimination employment lawsuit in Dallas federal court, corporate defendants filed a motion for sanctions against the plaintiff, a certified nursing assistant. The defendants' motion alleges the plaintiff's side engaged in spoliation of evidence and specifically that the plaintiff's lawyer failed to produce relevant email correspondence.
Litigator Takes Job Managing Winstead's Houston Office
New managing shareholder Tom Van Arsdel joined the firm right out of law school in 1998.
Windy City Welcomes Two Midsize Firms, Plus More Lateral Moves
K&L Gates and Sidley Austin disgorge partners to new Chicago offices for other firms; a bevy of moves at legal giants Baker & McKenzie and Norton Rose Fulbright; Schulte Roth bolts on a broker-dealer group; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.
Texas Lawyers and Firms are More Conservative, Study Finds
As the primary election approaches, it's interesting to note that American lawyers tend to be more liberal than the public, but Texas lawyers skew conservative. Some of the most conservative big firms are in Texas.Trending Stories
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