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...Appointment . . . Sarah K. Walls, a partner in Cantey Hanger in Fort Worth, has been appointed to the board of directors...
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...and Philip A. Vickers have been elected partners in Cantey Hanger in Fort Worth. Brad D'Amico and Todd...
...After earning his law degree, Birdwell became an associate with Cantey Hanger in Fort Worth from 1989 to 1995, practicing mostly medical-malpractice...
...Elections . . . John S. Polzer, an associate with Cantey Hanger in Fort Worth, has been elected to membership in the Fellows...
...an associate. . . . Antonio Allen and Matthew Neill have joined Cantey Hanger in Fort Worth as associates. Allen will focus his practice on...
...Terry L. Gage in Houston. . . . Ross Vitek has joined Cantey Hanger in Fort Worth as a partner in the construction practice group...
...Rose. Duggins, a senior partner in Fort Worth's Cantey Hanger, says his clients in Wells Fargo Bank, et al. v...
...respectively. . . . Elisa Fox has joined Cantey Hanger in Fort Worth as an associate. . . . ...
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