The appointments reflect the deep litigation strength in Texas that dates back to legacy firm Fulbright & Jaworski, says Dallas partner Richard Krumholz, new global head of litigation and disputes.
November 17, 2020 at 02:35 PM
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Two Texas litigation partners at Norton Rose Fulbright now hold key roles in the global firm’s litigation practice, as new global chief executive Gerry Pecht continues to establish his management team.
Dallas partner Richard Krumholz is the new global head of litigation and disputes, succeeding Houston-based Pecht in the role of leading more than 1,200 litigators in 52 offices worldwide.
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Richard S. Krumholz, left, and Steven D. Jansma, right, of Norton Rose Fulbright. Courtesy photos
