Due to challenges in the energy market and departure of key shareholders, Pittsburgh-based law firm Babst, Calland, Clements and Zomnir shuttered its Houston office in September.

“From a financial perspective, it’s not a significant loss,” managing shareholder Don Bluedorn said in an interview Monday. “Like any other issue, sometimes you lose a client, and sometimes you gain a client. We’re not concerned about that.”

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