Holland & Knight partners Cassandra Mott and Sarah Frazier moved to Blank Rome's Houston office as partners in the finance, restructuring and bankruptcy practice group. Read More
Following the merger between Thompson & Knight and Holland & Knight, a group of seven Thompson & Knight health care regulatory and litigation lawyers moved to Bracewell in Dallas and Houston, citing insurmountable client conflicts at the combined firm. Read More
As intellectual property litigation work increased in Texas and beyond, Winstead deepened its ranks with the addition of a three-partner IP trial team from Thompson & Knight. Phillip Philbin, Jamie McDole and Michael Karson joined the Am Law 200 firm as shareholders in Dallas. Read More
Midsize local firms and firms headquartered outside the state grew the most last year in Texas, as Texas lawyer head count at most of the largest homegrown firms changed little when compared with 2019. Read More
Erin Nealy Cox, the former U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Texas, joined Kirkland & Ellis on Sept. 1 as a partner in Dallas—a decision that took her six months to make as she evaluated opportunities at firms and elsewhere. Read More

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Baker Botts hired the chair of Paul Hastings‘ Houston corporate department, and Norton Rose Fulbright added two regulatory investigations partners who were former assistant U.S. attorneys. Read More

Texas Lawyer has had its share of reports on the very active market for law firm hiring lately—including recent stories on Paul Hastings’ energy and infrastructure hires in Houston; Greenberg Traurig’s addition of “next-generation superstars”; and the series of moves coming in energy practice. It’s been active like this for awhile. Here’s a look at some of our most-read lateral hiring stories of the past few months. Get caught up.


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