Fort Worth's Cantey Hanger opens an office in Midlothian, located 30 miles from the city as part of an expansion strategy into counties outside the Fort Worth/Dallas area.
September 14, 2022 at 05:08 PM
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Fort Worth’s Cantey Hanger has opened an office in Midlothian, located 30 miles from Fort Worth in Ellis County, as the firm take a step in its strategy of expanding into outlying counties where the firm has work.
Three lawyers from The Law Offices of Gregory E. Wilhelm, led by Wilhelm, a former judge in Ellis County, have joined the 60-lawyer firm as part of the office launch last month.
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(L-R) Cassandra Payton, associate, Gregory Wilhelm, partner and Patrick Thorman, partner at Cantey Hanger, Midlothian office. Courtesy photos
