A number of small Texas firms have closed since the start of 2019, with the lawyers scattering to other firms in the Lone Star state’s massive legal market.
The Texas legal market has been changing at a rapid pace over the last 18 months, as out-of-state firms open Texas offices, big Texas firms merge with even larger firms, and lawyers shuffle among firms because opportunity calls.
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