Austin lawyer/lobbyist Royce Poinsett left Gardere Wynne Sewell prior to the firm’s merger with Foley & Lardner to open a solo practice in Austin, where he says it is easier to operate a Texas lobbying practice.

“It’s tough to lobby at a huge firm—so much, oh so many conflicts,” Poinsett said.

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