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...2008, Clinton says he was ready for a different challenge and joined Hankinson LLP (then Hankinson Levinger). He has eight or nine appeals in process...
...of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, Deborah G. Hankinson of Hankinson LLP; and Albon Head of...
...B. Morris, previously a 5th Court of Appeals justice, has joined Hankinson LLP in Dallas as of counsel. . . . Ramzi Khazen...
...and Defender Association. . . . The following have received 2012 Deborah G. Hankinson Access to Justice Awards from the Texas Access to Justice Commission: Austin...
...Energy Efficiency Conference. Election . . . Deborah Hankinson, founder of Hankinson LLP in Dallas, has been elected to the...
...Program. . . . J. Carl Cecere has joined Hankinson LLP in Dallas as an attorney. . . . Catherine...
...Levinger, co-founder of Dallas appellate boutique Hankinson Levinger, says he opened his own firm, Levinger...
... . . . The Texas Access to Justice Commission has presented Deborah G. Hankinson Access to Justice Awards to the following: small-city Texas Young Lawyers...
...court accused him of doing," says Levinger, a co-founder of Hankinson Levinger in Dallas. "I really wanted Rey to be vindicated."...
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