Recent
Placement News
David
Marcus has recruited some of the most sought-after laywers, for
more than 50 law firms and many of the Houston-based Fortune 500
companies, around Texas. His experience covers most of today's
practice areas, extends across the largest legal markets, and his
track record includes highest-quality placements at all levels:
Partners, Associates, and Of Counsel, as well
as General Counsel.
Below is a sample of Marcus Recruiting's quality and service:
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PREEMINENT
ENVIRONMENTAL FIRM HIRES TEN-YEAR SUSMAN GODFREY LAWYER.
Carolyn Courville leaves Susman Godfrey to join white-hot
environmental boutique Jackson Fischer Gilmour & Dobbs.
Courville is a '98 magna cum laude graduate of Houston
Law Center, with a Ph.d in Geophysics from Cambridge, who practiced
for ten years at Susman Godfrey. Jackson Fischer handles some
of the country's largest
natural resource damages cases, representing states, ports and
public and private sector clients in giant contamination cases,
and has quickly built a reputation as the premier go-to
firm for water clean-ups.
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PRIVATELY-HELD
CEVA LOGISTICS HIRES NEW HEAD OF LITIGATION. Shane
Kimzey becomes the new Global Head of Litigation for CEVA.
Shane is a '97 Texas graduate, former Baker Botts trial lawyer,
and most recently handled litigation for ConocoPhillips. CEVA,
which acquired EGL, Inc., is a non-listed freight-forwarding,
supply-chain management, global logistics company, based in
the Netherlands with U.S. headquarters in Houston, and is owned
by affiliates of Apollo Management, L.P., one of the world's
leading private equity investors.
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SMYSER,
KAPLAN & VESELKA ADDS FORMER NINTH CIRCUIT CLERK.
Land Murphy joins Smyser, Kaplan & Veselka. Murphy
was Valedictorian and a summa cum laude graduate of
Pepperdine Law '05, graduated with the highest g.p.a. in
the history of the law school, was Lead Articles Editor
of the Law Review, a member of two National Championship Moot
Court Teams and the Honors Trial Team, and was awarded the Dean's
Scholarship by Dean and former Whitewater Prosecutor Kenneth
Starr. Murphy also clerked on the U.S. Court of Appeals
for the Ninth Circuit (O'Scannlain, J.), before coming to Texas
and scoring the Highest Score on the February '07 Texas Bar
Exam, is a Certified Public Accountant, and is licensed to practice
in California.
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TRICO
MARINE HIRES FORMER HARVARD GRADUATE AS NUMBER 2 LAWYER.
Brett
Cenkus joins Trico Marine (NASDAQ: TRMA). Brett is a '98
Harvard Law School graduate, who began his career as a Skadden,
Arps corporate associate, and was last with Andrews & Kurth.
Cenkus will be the number 2 lawyer at Trico. Trico has 800 employees
and provides a broad range of marine support services to the
offshore oil and gas industry throughout the world.
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KING
& SPALDING'S HOUSTON BANKRUPTCY GROUP ADDS FIRST ASSOCIATE.
Eric
English will join King & Spalding's Bankruptcy Group, which
was recently established with the addition of Henry Kaim. Eric
English is a magna cum laude graduate of Pepperdine
Law '05 and a law clerk on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Fifth Circuit (DeMoss, J.).
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KING
& SPALDING LANDS 20-YEAR INT'L M&A LAWYER. Bill
Krenz joins the Houston office of King & Spalding.
Krenz is an '89 honors graduate of Indiana University
Law School. Before joining King & Spalding, he headed
mergers & acquisitions groups at both Waste Management and
Blockbuster Entertainment, and was last with Prisma Energy.
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HIGH-STAKES
PLAINTIFF'S FIRM CADDELL & CHAPMAN, HIRES APPELLATE LAWYER
FROM FULBRIGHT & JAWORSKI. Seth
Kretzer joins Caddell & Chapman, which handles a a wide
variety of plaintiff-side class-action, products liability,
and complex commercial and personal injury litigation, and the
value of the firm's total recoveries exceeds $3 billion.
Seth graduated in '03 from University of Texas Law School, with
honors, served on the Texas Law Review, and, after
graduation, clerked on both the U.S. District Court for the
Eastern District of Texas (Folsom, J.) and U.S. Court of Appeals
for the Fifth Circuit (Reavley, J.). Before joining Caddell
& Chapman, he was an associate at Fulbright & Jaworski.
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MARCUS
RECRUITS FORMER NEW YORK STATE SOLICITOR GENERAL TO BE HEAD
OF WEIL, GOTSHAL & MANGES NATIONAL APPELLATE GROUP.
Weil,
Gotshal & Manges lands Caitlin Halligan to head the firm's
National Appellate Group. Ms. Halligan was the last Solicitor
General of New York State, where she served for more than five
years under Eliot Spitzer when he was New York 's Attorney General.
She is a cum laude graduate of Princeton University
and a magna cum laude graduate of Georgetown University
Law Center , where she was Managing Editor of the Georgetown
Law Review. After law school, she clerked on the U.S. Court
of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit with Judge Patricia Wald, and
on the U.S. Supreme Court for Justice Stephen Breyer. As
Solicitor General, she managed 45 appellate attorneys, coordinated
the legal positions of the entire Attorney General's Office,
oversaw approximately 120 submissions each month in the federal
and state appellate courts, and served as counsel of record
in more than 40 U.S. Supreme Court matters.
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SKADDEN,
ARPS LANDS ANOTHER FIFTH CIRCUIT CLERK.
Skadden hires Dane Ball following his Fifth Circuit clerkship
(Harold R. DeMoss, Jr.). Ball was the number 3 graduate
of Pepperdine School of Law, where he attended on a full-tuition
scholarship, graduated with summa cum laude honors,
served as Associate Editor of the Pepperdine Law Review,
made the Dean's List every semester, was a member of the highly
selective Honors Trial Team, and before law school, was an All-Conference
Varsity Baseball Player at Pepperdine.
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JONES
DAY'S DALLAS OFFICE GETS FORMER CHIEF FIFTH CIRCUIT JUDGE EDITH
H. JONES LAW CLERK. Kent
Krabill, a magna cum laude graduate of Pepperdine Law
School and former law clerk to U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Fifth Circuit Chief Judge Edith H. Jones, joins the Dallas office
of Jones Day--which, a few years ago, was The American Lawyer's
Finalist for "Litigation Department of the Year,"
and "Product Liability Litigation Department of the Year."
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BAKER
BOTTS ADDS TWO CLERKS FROM THE FIFTH CIRCUIT AND ANOTHER FROM
THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT. Laura Acosta and Trisha
English will both join the litigation group at Baker Botts,
which was named by the National Law Journal this year as "One
of the 10 Hottest Defense Firms" in the country. Acosta is a
magna cum laude graduate of University of Houston Law
School and Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review. Trisha English
is a magna cum laude graduate of Pepperdine Law School,
and Associate Editor of the Pepperdine Law Review. Both are
law clerks with Judge DeMoss on the U.S. Court of Appeals for
the Fifth Circuit. Also, Andino Reynal, a magna cum
laude (Top 5%) graduate of Cardozo Law School joins the
Trial section at Baker Botts, where he'll handle a mix of litigation
and arbitration.
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BRACEWELL
& GIULIANI STRENGTHENS ITS HOUSTON BANKRUPTY PRACTICE.
Bracewell & Giuliani hires Jason Cohen, an '05
honors graduate of Texas Law School, and magna
cum laude graduate of Tulane University, who served as
a law clerk on the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, for the Southern District
of Texas, for Judge Marvin Isgur.
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LOS
ANGELES-BASED LATHAM & WATKINS ADDS CORPORATE LAWYER.
Latham & Watkins hires junior corporate finance
associate Chris Piazzola for Los Angeles. For the 7th year running,
Latham ranked in the top five law firms in the country in Vault's
"Guide to the Top 100 Law Firms." Latham also placed among the
most elite by being named to The American Lawyer's A-List, received
the highest number of of top ten rankings in American Lawyer's
Corporate Scorecard, and was ranked number 1 by Thomson Financial
for last year's IPOs. In litigation, Latham earned "Top Defense
Win of 2004," the "Hot Defense List for 2005," and this year
was named American Lawyer's "Litigation Department of the Year."
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SKADDEN,
ARPS TURNS TO MARCUS FOR ANOTHER STRATEGIC HIRE IN HOUSTON.
Nicholas Pilgrim, a 2003 honors graduate
of the University of Chicago Law School and former law clerk
to Judge Gerald Tjoflat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Eleventh Circuit, joins the Houston office of Skadden, Arps.
In 2005, Skadden was named "Global Law Firm of the Year" by
Chambers USA and was once again the top-ranked law firm in The
American Lawyer's Corporate Scorecard, for having one of the
'most respected legal practices in the world.' Pilgrim joins
Skadden from Irell & Manella, which was selected by Chambers
this year as the "U.S. Intellectual Property Law Firm of
the Year."
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CADDELL
& CHAPMAN ADDS YOUNG TRIAL TALENT RICK DALY.
High-stakes plaintiff trial boutique Caddell & Chapman adds
Rick Daly, a '94 magna cum laude graduate of Illinois
Law with over 25 jury trials. Mike Caddell and Cynthia
Chapman are two of Texas' most accomplished lawyers. The
Texas Lawyer previously named Caddell "Lawyer of the Year,"
and Chapman was named by the National Law Journal as one of
"America's Top 50 Women Litigators," and more recently, "America's
Top 40 Attorneys Under The Age of 40." Mike and Cynthia
add Daly a week after their $33 million plaintiff breach of
contract verdict in San Antonio against Beck, Redden's client,
Exxon. Daly joins from Gardere, where he was a partner.
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BAKER
BOTTS HIRES CORPORATE ASSOCIATE FROM SIMPSON THACHER & BARTLETT'S
SILICON VALLEY OFFICE. Marcus recruits
Troy Lee to join Baker Botts' corporate section in Houston.
Troy graduated with honors from Harvard University
in 1998, received his law degree from Columbia University in
2001, where he was one of the school's prestigious Harlan Fiske
Stone Scholars, and joins Baker Botts from Simpson Thacher's
Silicon Valley office, where he handled mergers & acquisitions,
corporate finance, and private equity.
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FORMER
SUSMAN GODFREY PARTNER JOINS TEXAS LEGENDS BERG & ANDROPHY.
Mark
Evetts, a '95 Order of the Coif Texas Law School graduate, who
became partner in Susman's Dallas office in four quick years,
joins Berg & Androphy, as a partner. Several years
ago, The National Law Journal included Berg in its
list of The Nation's Top 10 Trial Lawyers and listed him as
a member of the country's “Who's Who in White Collar Defense.”
The Texas Lawyer named him one of the 5 "Top
Notch Trial Lawyers in Plaintiffs Civil Litigation,” and Texas
Monthly says, "Berg's style and courtroom victories
put him in a league with Texas legal legends, including Joe
Jamail and Richard ‘Racehorse' Haynes."
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WALL
STREET'S SULLIVAN & CROMWELL ADDS HARVARD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
AND FORMER FIFTH CIRCUIT CLERK MICHAEL GEISER TO ITS NEW YORK
TEAM. Michael Geiser received
his undergraduate degree from Richmond University , summa
cum laude, where he was Phi Beta Kappa, a National Merit
Scholar, and received the prestigious University Mace Award
for “The Most Outstanding Student In The Graduating Class.”
In 2003, Geiser graduated from Harvard Law School
, Cum Laude, where he was Editor-In-Chief of the Harvard
Journal of Law & Public Policy. Following law
school, Geiser clerked for Judge Jerry Smith on the U.S. Court
of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. He joins Sullivan from Susman
Godfrey (which was named by the American Lawyer this
year as "One Of The Top 2 Litigation Boutiques In The Country").
- JIM
CRANE'S EAGLE GLOBAL LOGISTICS USES MARCUS TO HIRE DANA A. GORDON
AS ITS GENERAL COUNSEL. Eagle
Global Logistics (NASDAQ: EAGL) hires Dana Gordon as its new General
Counsel. EGL is the twenty year-old Houston-based $2 billion
freight forwarding and logistics powerhouse that was named by
the Houston Chronicle this year as One of Houston's Top 5
Leading Companies. Ms. Gordon is a Top 10% graduate
of the University of Texas Law School ('95) and a former briefing
attorney on the Texas Supreme Court, as well as a former Weil,
Gotshal corporate securities lawyer. She joins EGL from
Quanta Services, where she had been General Counsel for the past
five years.
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PROMINENT WHITE-COLLAR DEFENSE LAWYER DAVID GERGER HIRES FORMER
TEXAS LAW SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN. One
of the country's preeminent white-collar criminal defense lawyers,
David Gerger, hires his first lawyer, David Isaak. In 1999,
Isaak was the Number 1 graduate from Texas Law School , clerked
for former Chief Justice Phillips on the Texas Supreme Court,
and previously practiced with Baker Botts. He joins Gerger's
high-stakes practice and will defend mostly white-collar cases
involving environmental crimes, health care fraud, bank fraud,
government contracting, controlled substances, bankruptcy fraud,
securities fraud, bribery, price fixing, and tax crimes. Recently,
Gerger gained national attention, together with John Keker of
San Francisco 's Keker & Van Nest, in their representation
of Andy Fastow, Enron's former CFO, as well as the successful
appeal of securities fraud sentence of Dynegy's Project Alpha.
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GODFREY ASSOCIATE STEVEN MITBY LATERALS TO BAKER BOTTS. Third-year
lawyer Steven Mitby joins Baker Botts's trial section. In
1999, Steve received his undergraduate degree summa cum laude
from Harvard University and, in 2002, graduated cum laude
from Harvard Law School. Steve joins the Houston-based
international lawfirm Baker Botts from Susman Godfrey.
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LITIGATION BOUTIQUE SMYSER, KAPLAN & VESELKA HIRES MID-LEVEL
ASSOCIATE JASON LUONG FROM BECK, REDDEN & SECREST. Jason
Luong, a cum laude graduate of Rice University and 2000
honors graduate of the University of Texas Law School,
member of the Texas Law Review, and former law clerk
for Judge Royal Ferguson on the U.S. District Court for the Western
District of Texas, joins ten year-old litigation powerhouse
Smyser, Kaplan & Veselka, where he will continue to handle
complex commercial and class action litigation.
- BAKER
BOTTS LANDS BILL BURTON, ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S PREMIER ENERGY LAWYERS AND
THE FORMER HEAD OF ENERGY AT JONES DAY. Bill
Burton formerly chaired
the worldwide energy practice at Jones Day. Burton also
served in the Clinton White House as Deputy Assistant to the President,
was policy and staff director to the President's Chief of Staff,
Mack McLarty, was appointed to the National Petroleum Council
by the Secretary of Energy, and (with U.S. Senate confirmation)
served two terms on the board of directorsof the United States
Enrichment Corporation, which provides uranium enrichment services
to electric utilities worldwide. Burton will join the Global
Projects Group at Baker Botts, in Austin, where he will continue
representing energy and natural resource companies in a wide range
of transactional and litigation projects, before international,
federal, and state tribunals, as well as executive departments
and agencies such as the Department of Interior, the Minerals
Management Service and Bureau of Land Management, the Department
of Energy, the Department of Commerce, and the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission.
- CO-HEAD
OF WINSTEAD'S PUBLIC FINANCE GROUP JOINS ANDREWS & KURTH.
Todd Brewer, the co-head of Winstead, Sechrest & Minick's
Public Finance Group, joins Andrews & Kurth's preeminent 15-lawyer
public finance practice, which
was recently recognized by the 2004
American Lawyer Corporate Scorecard as one of
the Top 10 Law Firms Nationwide
as Underwriters Counsel for municipal bonds.
Todd has nearly 20 years of national public finance experience
handling all areas of tax-exempt transactions. Also leaving
Winstead for Andrews & Kurth are two mid-level associates:
DeLaina Mulcahy (banking) and Hoang Vu (public finance).
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GREG
COLEMAN ADDS YET APPELLATE SUPERSTAR TO WEIL, GOTSHAL'S LINE-UP.
Marc Tabolsky, a 2002 High Honors
graduate of Texas Law School, Clerk of the Chancellors
Honor Society, and a former law clerk to Honorable Edith H.
Jones on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, joins
Greg Coleman's star-studded U.S. Supreme Court and
National Appellate Team, in Austin.
Marc laterals to Weil from the nationally prominent litigation
boutique Beck, Redden & Secrest.
- WEIL,
GOTSHAL LANDS U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE KENNEDY'S LAW CLERK FOR
GREG COLEMAN'S NATIONAL APPELLATE TEAM.
Edward Dawson, a High Honors graduate of University
of Texas Law School in 2001, former Editor-In-Chief of the Texas
Law Review, and a law clerk on both the U.S. Court of Appeals
for the Eleventh Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court, joins the
Austin-based U.S. Supreme Court and National Appellate team at
Weil, Gotshal &
Manges, which is anchored by Greg Coleman--one of the preeminent
appellate lawyers in Texas, also a former U.S. Supreme Court clerk,
and Texas' first-ever Solicitor General, under Attorney General
John Cornyn.
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YORK'S ATTORNEY GENERAL ELIOT SPITZER HIRES VINSON & ELKINS
SUPERSTAR APPELLATE ASSOCIATE. Richard
Dearing joins the appeals and opinions section of New York's office
of the Attorney General, as an Assistant Solicitor General.
Rich is a highest honors graduate of the University of
North Carolina, received his law degree from Yale Law School ('99),
and clerked on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District
of Texas, with Judge Lee Rosenthal. Rich
joins Eliot Spitzer's team from the Houston office of Vinson &
Elkins,
- MAYER,
BROWN'S 20 YEAR-OLD HOUSTON OFFICE ADDS FORMER SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
JOURNALIST AND 2002 SMU LAW REVIEW MANAGING EDITOR.
Mayer Brown uses Marcus to help land junior litigator
Richard Deutsch for its growing litigation and arbitration practice
(SMU '02 and Texas '92).
- WASHINGTON,
D.C.'S OLDEST AND LARGEST LAW FIRM, HOGAN & HARTSON, RECRUITs
COLUMBIA JAMES KENT SCHOLAR ('03) FOR CORPORATE PRACTICE.
Century-old 1,000-lawyer Washington, D.C.-based Hogan
& Hartson recruits junior corporate and finance associate
Charlyse Robinson (Columbia '03 James Kent Scholar) from the London
office of Shearman & Sterling, for Hogan's Denver office.
- HIGH-STAKES
TRIAL BOUTIQUE HIRES 15-YEAR TRIAL LAWYER GEORGE Y. NINO (YALE
'86, STANFORD '89 & FORMER SPECIAL U.S. ATTORNEY).
Caddell & Chapman, a nationally recognized firm specializing
mostly in high-stakes class action, products liability, and complex
commercial and personal injury litigation on the plaintiff's side,
hires 15-year trial lawyer George Y. Nino (a magna cum laude
graduate of Yale University and Stanford Law School, who also
served as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney in both the U.S. Department
of Justice and Depatment of the Treasury).
- FORMER
U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE O’CONNOR CLERK JOINS MAYER, BROWN’S
HOUSTON APPELLATE PRACTICE. Jeremy Gaston,
a ’99 High Honors graduate of Texas Law School, Phi Beta
Kappa from Stanford University, and former law clerk on both the
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and the U.S. Supreme
Court (Justice Sandra Day O’Connor), joins the Houston appellate
section office of Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw, the country’s
oldest and largest appellate practice (Jeremy was previously with
the elite litigation boutique Susman Godfrey).
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ANGELES-BASED QUINN, EMANUEL, URQUHART OLIVER& HEDGES HIRES
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY TRIAL COUNSEL. Quinn,
Emanuel (a nationally-prominent law firm with 200 lawyers,
offices in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Silicon Valley,
Palm Springs and San Diego, with over 950 trials to its record,
over $3 billion in recovered verdicts and settlements, and a 92%
trial win rate) hires John Van Loben Sels (Stanford ’87, Georgetown
’95 and former Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher), an experienced intellectual
property litigator to join its Silicon Valley office.
- ASSISTANT
U.S. ATTORNEY JOINS THE HOUSTON OFFICE OF THE PRESTIGIOUS INTERNATIONAL
FIRM SKADDEN, ARPS, SLATE, MEAGHER & FLOM.
Noelle DiMarco (Harvard Law School ’96 and former law clerk on
the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit) joins the Houston
litigation group of New York-based Skadden, Arps from the U.S.
Department of Justice Office of the U.S. Attorney in Houston.
- YALE
LAW SCHOOL GRAD AND FORMER U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE LEE H. ROSENTHAL’S
LAW CLERK JOINS COMMERCIAL LITIGATION BOUTIQUE YETTER & WARDEN.
Yetter & Warden uses Marcus to add junior associate
Janet Guggemos Garza (Yale ’01 and law clerk to U.S. District
Court Judge Lee Rosenthal), before the firm won the largest Nevada
state court jury verdict ever ($136.9 million).
- BAKER
BOTTS USES MARCUS RECRUITING TO HIRE ITS FIRST-EVER LATERAL TRIAL
PARTNER IN HOUSTON. The Houston office of Baker
Botts hires Stephen Scheve as a partner in the Houston trial department.
Scheve has more than 20 years of experience in national pharmaceutical
and commercial litigation and, prior to joining the firm, was
a senior trial partner with the national products liability firm,
Shook, Hardy & Bacon.
- CLAUDIA
W. FROST JOINS MAYER, BROWN, ROWE & MAW’S NATIONAL APPELLATE
AND SUPREME PRACTICE COURT GROUP IN HOUSTON.
Marcus recruits Claudia Wilson Frost for Mayer, Brown, Rowe &
Maw’s Appellate and Supreme Court Practice, the original and largest
appellate practice in the country, and will work out of the firm's
Houston office (the 65 lawyers in Mayer, Brown’s National Appellate
& U.S. Supreme Court group include four former Deputy Solicitors
General and several former U.S. Supreme Court law clerks and faculty
from leading law schools; collectively, the firm's appellate lawyers
have argued over 190 U.S. Supreme Court cases, and over 23 cases
in the Fifth Circuit alone, as well as hundreds of cases in federal
and state appellate courts across the nation). Claudia joins Mayer,
Brown from Slusser & Frost, a firm she co-founded in 1999
after having spent 17 years at Baker & Botts, where she headed
the firm's appellate practice.
- FORMER
U.S. SUPREME COURT CLERK JOINS MAYER, BROWN, ROWE & MAW’S
HOUSTON APPELLATE TEAM.
- BALLARD,
SPAHR, ANDREWS & INGERSOLL HIRES JUNIOR LITIGATOR FROM GIBSON,
DUNN & CRUTCHER.
- FORMER
VINSON & ELKINS TRIAL PARTNER JOINS MAYER, BROWN, ROWE &
MAW’S EXPANDING HOUSTON OFFICE.
- UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCHOOL MAGNA CUM LAUDE GRAD AND FORMER
LAW CLERK ON THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT
OF CALIFORNIA JOINS MAYER, BROWN'S STOUT LITIGATION TEAM.
- MARCUS
RECRUITS U.S. SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE REHNQUIST LAW CLERK
AND FORMER UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LAW REVIEW EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOR
WEIL, GOTSHAL & MANGES' HOUSTON OFFICE.
- FAMED
TRIAL LAWYER RUSTY HARDIN HIRES SUPERSTAR BAKER BOTTS TRIAL ASSOCIATE,
MARCIE ALLRED MCFARLAND (TEXAS '00).
- ATLANTA-BASED
KING & SPALDING ADDS YALE LAW GRAD AND CHIEF FIFTH CIRCUIT
JUDGE KINGS'S FORMER LAW CLERK IN HOUSTON.
- 'BET-THE-COMPANY'
TRIAL BOUTIQUE GIBBS & BRUNS VALEDICTORIAN, FORMER LAW REVIEW
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, AND FIFTH CIRCUIT CHIEF JUDGE KING LAW CLERK.
- LYNN,
TILLOTSON USES MARCUS
TO LAND FORMER FULBRIGHT & JAWORSKI LITIGATOR IN DALLAS.
- FORMER
TEXAS SOLICITOR GENERAL GREGORY S. COLEMAN HIRES HARVARD LAW SCHOOL
GRAD AND FORMER FIFTH CIRCUIT JUDGE GARWOOD CLERK.
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FORMER TEXAS SUPREME COURT AND U.S. COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIFTH
CIRCUIT CLERK JOINS WEIL, GOTSHAL'S APPELLATE GROUP IN AUSTIN.
- FORMER
TEXAS SUPREME COURT LAW CLERK SCARLETT COLLINGS JOINS WEIL, GOTSHAL
FROM GIBBS AND BRUNS.
- YALE
LAW SCHOOL ('00) GRADUATE GABRIELA RIVERO JOINS MAYER, BROWN,
ROWE & MAW'S LITIGATION GROUP FROM ANDREWS & KURTH.
- NEW
YORK PROJECT FINANCE FIRM CHADBOURNE & PARKE HIRES HARVARD
LAW GRAD ('98) AND FORMER BRACEWELL & PATTERSON ENERGY ASSOCIATE
TO HELP LAUCNH ITS HOUSTON ENERGY PRACTICE.
- FORMER
INVESTMENT BANKER AND HARVARD JOINT M.B.A./LAW SCHOOL ('99) GRAD
JOINS THE HOUSTON BANKRUPTCY GROUP OF 1,000-LAWYER AKIN, GUMP,
STRAUSS, HAUER & FELD.
- MARCUS
HANDLES TWO IN-HOUSE COUNSEL SEARCHES FOR THE $24 BILLION SAN
ANTONIO-BASED CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS.
- OXY
CHEMICAL RECRUITS DUKE LAW GRAD CORPORATE SECURITIES LAWYER IN
DALLAS.
- $2
BILLION INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, EAGLE GLOBAL
LOGISTICS (NASDAQ:EAGL), HIRES COPORATE SECURITIES LAWYER.
- HOUSTON-BASED
N.Y.S.E. LISTED QUANTA SERVICES RELIES ON MARCUS TO RECRUIT IN-HOUSE
LABOR & EMPLOYMENT COUNSEL.
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