Kirkland & Ellis has hired again in Houston, adding former Baker Botts associate David Castro Jr. as a partner. But while the firm continues to make headlines on the transactional and lateral fronts, it's also dealing with the loss of more than 50 partners since the start of this year, many of whom have left its IP group.
August 14, 2014 at 07:43 PM
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CLARIFICATION: 8/18/14, 11:25 p.m. EDT. Additional information regarding Christian Taylor’s departure from Kirkland has been added to the sixth paragraph of this story.
Four months after becoming the latest Am Law 100 firm to open in Houston, Kirkland & Ellis continued this week to hire in the city and grab another role on a notable energy deal for a top private equity client.
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