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State AGs To Play Larger Role With Trump Back In Office

By Jack Karp

Many state attorneys general will have growing influence on national issues under the new Trump administration, as they ramp up regulatory enforcement in areas where the federal government pulls back, while also fighting against or in support of the administration's policies, lawyers and observers say.

Office Snapshot: Bell Nunnally Is 'Abuzz' In Dallas

By Lynn LaRowe

With a total commitment to an in-office model and a rapidly growing headcount, Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP is expanding its space in the firm's single location in Dallas' historic Arts District, and its leader says the office atmosphere is "abuzz with activity."

Special Master Suggests Sanctioning Irell In Patent Case

By Adam Lidgett

Irell & Manella LLP should be sanctioned for the actions of an attorney who allegedly presented an altered document during a deposition for its client CogniPower LLC as part of the company's patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung Electronics, a special master in the case has recommended.

Bradley Expands Houston Office With Bankruptcy, Corporate Trio

By Corey Rothauser

Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP said Wednesday that it has expanded its bankruptcy and corporate team in Houston with the addition of three attorneys from Chamberlain Hrdlicka White Williams & Aughtry, including the former chair of the firm's bankruptcy, restructuring and creditor rights practice.

Legal Tech Group ILTA Honors Five Influential Women

By Matt Perez

Five attorneys, including leaders from CS Disco, King & Wood Mallesons and Legaltech Hub, were honored Tuesday by the International Legal Technology Association as part of its 2025 list of Influential Women in Legal Tech, an annual list published by the professional network.

Norton Rose Continues Energy Growth With 4 Houston Attys

By Andrea Keckley

Norton Rose Fulbright announced the additions of four energy attorneys from Texas boutique Alvarez Stauffer Bremer PLLC on Wednesday, bringing complex commercial litigation and catastrophic incident response experience as the firm continues to build on its momentum in the energy market.

ConocoPhillips' GC Saw Uptick In Compensation To $6.1M

By Michele Gorman

The top lawyer at ConocoPhillips saw her pay package continue to rise in 2024, with her earnings totaling just over $6.1 million for the year, according to the oil giant's preliminary proxy filing Wednesday.

EEOC Bid For Law Firm DEI Info On Shaky Ground, Attys Say

By Anne Cullen

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's recent call for law firms to cough up a trove of information about their diversity, equity and inclusion programs lacks statutory authority and may contravene federal law, according to experts from both sides of the aisle.

Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards

Law360 is pleased to announce the formation of its 2025 Editorial Advisory Boards.

Legal Advertising Co. Escapes Texas Hurricane Ad Suit

By Emily Sawicki

An Arizona-based legal advertising company has ducked barratry claims in Texas over its efforts to attract victims of Hurricane Ida, with a state appeals panel affirming a trial court's ruling that the state court lacked jurisdiction over the company's work with Louisiana residents.

Munck Wilson Taps Transactions Partner To Co-Lead In Austin

By Adrian Cruz

Munck Wilson Mandala LLP announced that a veteran transactions attorney with over 30 years of experience has been named the co-chair of the firm's Austin, Texas, office.

How BigLaw Is Tweaking Diversity Messaging Amid Pushback

By Xiumei Dong

As the Trump administration intensifies its scrutiny of diversity programs, some of the nation's leading law firms are quietly adjusting how they publicly present their diversity commitments, including softening language, scrubbing diversity reports, and, in some cases, erasing diversity pages altogether.

Haynes Boone Grows Enviro Practice With EPA Vet In Dallas

By Lynn LaRowe

Haynes Boone has bulked up its environmental practice group with a partner in Dallas who brings nearly a decade of experience as a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lawyer, the firm said this week.

Employment Ace Rejoins Littler In Houston From ADR Firm

By Madison Arnold

A former Littler Mendelson PC shareholder who spent the last 15 years as a business executive, general counsel and leader of his own alternative dispute resolution firm rejoined his former workplace to pick back up his private practice career.

CS Disco Appoints Workday Director To Board

By Matt Perez

E-discovery software company CS Disco announced Monday the appointment of Tom Bogan to its board of directors amid ongoing changes to its C-suite the past year.

Dem Ex-EEOC Officials Call Law Firm DEI Letters Overreach

By Patrick Hoff

A group of Democratic-appointed former U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission officials urged acting Chair Andrea Lucas on Tuesday to rescind letters seeking information from 20 law firms about their diversity, equity and inclusion practices, saying she had exceeded the agency's power.

Debevoise Atty Goes In-House As TPG's Legal Chief

By Bonnie Eslinger

Global asset manager TPG announced Monday that it has hired Debevoise & Plimpton LLP partner Jennifer Chu to take over as its chief legal officer and general counsel, saying her deep "experience, leadership expertise and judgment" are an ideal match for the rapidly expanding firm.

20 Law Firms Face EEOC Demands For DEI Employment Info

By Jack Karp

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has written to 20 law firms seeking information about their diversity, equity and inclusion-related employment practices, the agency announced Monday.

Arnold & Itkin Says Houston Firm 'Renting' Its Name For Clout

By Emily Sawicki

Texas-headquartered trial firm Arnold & Itkin LLP has sued a small personal injury firm in Houston, accusing it of unlawfully capitalizing on the firm's well-earned reputation and success by misdirecting web searches to its website through the purchase of certain search keywords.

How Public Companies Are Changing Their DEI Disclosures

By Sue Reisinger

So far in 2025, public companies appear to be adjusting to new legal and regulatory pressures surrounding diversity issues, with some jettisoning all mention of DEI in their disclosures and others maintaining broad聽commitments to equity in their operations, according to a study released on Monday.

Vorys Releases Labor-Focused AI Tool For Its Attys, HR Pros

By Matt Perez

Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease LLP announced Monday the launch of an in-house agentic artificial intelligence product designed to help its attorneys and human resources professionals answer questions regarding federal, state and local employment laws.

Tyson & Mendes Expands Texas Footprint With 4th Office

By Lynn LaRowe

Tyson & Mendes LLP announced Monday that it has planted its fourth flag in Texas since first entering the state two years ago, and that a partner who came aboard from Hartline Barger LLP has been added to the new West Texas office's roster.

McGinnis Lochridge Enviro Pro Joins Beveridge & Diamond

By Lynn LaRowe

Environmental law firm Beveridge & Diamond PC announced Monday that it has added a principal in Austin, Texas, who comes aboard from McGinnis Lochridge, where she served as that firm's environmental and water practice leader.

New State Courts Org. President On Its 'Vitally Important' Role

By Jake Maher

Elizabeth Clement, chief justice of the Michigan Supreme Court and the incoming president of the National Center for State Courts, joined Law360 Pulse for a conversation about her new role in maintaining the functioning and independence of state court systems around the country.

Barnes & Thornburg Gov't Pro Joins Stinson In Texas

By Lynn LaRowe

Stinson LLP has added a partner with both government service and private practice experience at Barnes & Thornburg LLP to the firm's government solutions practice group in Dallas.