In only three years, Houston's Burleson has more than tripled its size from 30 to 130 lawyers. The growth reflects the firm's relationships with oil and gas clients, whose legal needs have skyrocketed with that industry's growth in recent years due to hydraulic fracturing technology.
August 19, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Rick Burleson, the name and founding partner of Houston’s Burleson, says: “We have hired a lot of people.” Indeed. In only three years, his firm has more than tripled its size from 30 to 130 lawyers.
This growth reflects the firm’s relationships with oil and gas clients, whose legal needs have skyrocketed with that industry’s growth in recent years due to hydraulic fracturing technology.
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