A long list of mergers starting in the late 1970s but picking up steam in the past decade, has propelled Reed Smith into the upper echelon of law firms. A full–service firm, it is best known, perhaps, for product liability work: Reed Smith represents nearly all of the top players in the medical...
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...Now, Kochman, a 33-year-old commercial litigation associate at Reed Smith, has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court in what may be...
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A chart of the 100 largest law firms in Texas
...Bracewell & Giuliani of Houston and Dallas-based Godwin Lewis. At Looper Reed & McGraw of Houston, net income improved by 133.3 percent in...
Stats for each of the top 25 firms
Charts show the gross, net, profits per partner and revenue per lawyer for the 25 largest grossing law firms in Texas for calendar year 2012
...a principal in Dallas' McKool Smith who conducted voir dire and...to U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor's Feb. 6...
...practice in Houston. . . . Julie Hardin has joined Reed Smith in Houston as a partner in the life sciences health industry...
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