In Texas, the Legal Market Isn't What it Used to Be
Leaders of Texas firms are fighting to keep lawyers from defecting to the many firms opening or expanding in Texas. It isn't easy.
July 05, 2018 at 01:38 PM
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Photo: Roschetzky Photography/Shutterstock.com Ostrom Morris also closed Texas' super-charged lateral market Barbarians at the Gate Clark Hill Andrews Kurth Kenyon merged with Hunton & Williams Gardere Wynne Sewell combined with Foley & Lardner Spencer Fane Katten Muchin Rosenman Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Shearman & Sterling White & Case merger discussions launch of an office in Dallas office in Austin a second consecutive year of record revenue in 2017 . For further reading:
- What's So Hot About Texas? For Law Firms, Apparently Everything
- One-Third of Texas Law Firm Leaders Say They Are Open to Merger Talks
- Barbarians at the Gate: The Invasion of Regional Legal Markets and How Mid-sized Firms Should Respond
- When Regional Legal Markets Get “Invaded”: The Impact on Local Firms
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