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...as a partner. Award . . . Mark Melton, an associate with Hunton & Williams in Dallas, has received the 2012 Award of Excellence...
Tax issues for Texas firms generally fall into three categories: federal income taxes, employment taxes and state taxes, writes Mark Melton. He offers a general summary of those three categories, but
Mark Melton (right), a tax lawyer and associate at Hunton & Williams in Dallas, talks with senior reporter John...
...HONORS . . . Mark Melton , an associate with Hunton & Williams in Dallas, has been named one of the...
...in the Dallas office of Hunton & Williams, were on a mission last...
...become counsel at Hunton & Williams in Dallas. Green...has joined Shackelford, Melton & McKinley in...
...formerly was with Hunton & Williams. . . . Robert...has joined Shackelford, Melton & McKinley in Dallas...
...has joined Shackelford Melton & McKinley in Dallas...AWARDS . . . William Deckelman, general counsel...ADDRESS . . . Hunton & Williams has relocated...
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