No matter what the state of the economy is, moving to a new law firm can be a risky business. That’s why Marcus Brooks studied Winstead for more than a year before joining the firm’s Austin office as a tax shareholder.

“Most lawyers, by nature, are risk averse and want to make sure the next situation is going to be a long-term fit,” Brooks said.

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