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...is currently debate over whether the rise of the natural gas industry in Pennsylvania has created as many jobs as some had originally projected, there...
...energy partner in Houston, leads Jones Day's deal team for Atlas Pipeline. Others are capital markets partner Darrell Taylor and associate Matthew Hendrix...
Originally Published: Texas Lawyer
...their decline. Governor Dennis Daugaard on March 21 signed first-in-the-nation legislation establishing incentive payments to as many as 16 attorneys...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...Houston-based tax-boutique...nearly 13 percent in 2012 and is...efforts and increasing associate productivity at the...
...Blank Rome as a partner in its Philadelphia office, where he...Blank Rome also has a Houston office and Krancer said Blank...
...Reed Smith saw increases in its key financial metrics between...the firm's entrance into Houston in January 2013. Reed Smith...
...to Houston and is serving as the integration partner in the office. Along with Thompson, 12 partners, three counsel and one associate have...
...to Houston and is serving as the integration partner in the office. Along with Thompson, 12 partners, three counsel and one associate have...
...Reed Smith saw increases in its key financial metrics between...firm’s entrance into Houston in January. The firm announced...
...Minton was represented by Jerry Gunn of Jerry W. Gunn & Associates in Houston; James Wren of Williams Squires & Wren in Waco, Texas; and...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
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