Dallas trial lawyer Mark Werbner joined Winston & Strawn as a partner Monday, three months after his former longtime partner Richard Sayles and eight others from their 25-year-old litigation boutique left to open a Dallas office for Bradley Arant Boult Cummings.

Werbner said a client conflict, which he declined to describe, delayed his move to Winston & Strawn, where his is part of the complex commercial litigation practice. Absent the conflict, Werbner said, he might have lateraled to Winston & Strawn around the time the rest of the Sayles group moved to Bradley.

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