Rebecca Seidl of Baker Botts. Courtesy photo Baker Botts Adds Mayer Brown M&A, Energy Projects Partner in Houston
With experience in energy transition and mining, new Baker Botts partner Rebecca Seidl will lead the firm's critical minerals and metals subsector.
August 13, 2024 at 11:57 AM
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What You Need to Know
- Mayer Brown M&A and energy projects partner Rebecca Seidl has joined Baker Botts as a partner in Houston.
- Seidl joined as a partner in the corporate department who will lead the firm's critical minerals and metals subsector.
- She works on renewable energy and infrastructure projects.
Mayer Brown corporate M&A and energy projects partner Rebecca Seidl has joined Baker Botts as a corporate department partner in Houston and leader of the firm's critical minerals and metals subsector, as firms in Texas continue to hire lawyers working in the energy sector.
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