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Leslie Thorne in Texas Lawyer: Wonder Women: New Big Tex Partners on How They Choose Their Firms

There are momentous occasions in every lawyer's career, like passing the bar exam, starting a first job and making partner. But, along the way, smaller events also can have a big impact, nudging a lawyer in one direction or confirming that she's on the right path. >>

Texas Super Lawyer Rising Star Features 34 Haynes and Boone Lawyers

DALLAS – Thirty-four Haynes and Boone, LLP lawyers have been recognized in the Texas Super Lawyer 2013 Rising Stars edition, a special publication recognizing the top up-and-coming lawyers in the state. >>

U.S. News “Best Law Firms” Survey Highlights Haynes and Boone

DALLAS – Haynes and Boone, LLP has been recognized in the third edition of the U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms” survey. >>

Two Veteran Media Law Attorneys Join Haynes and Boone Austin

AUSTIN – Haynes and Boone, LLP has bolstered its highly respected media law group with the addition of two nationally recognized attorneys, Laura Lee Prather and Catherine Robb.

“With the addition of this duo, our media litigation practice group continues to strengthen its offering to clients,” said David Harper, co-section leader for litigation. “Both bring extraordinary media law experience protecting the rights of the media and handling copyright and other intellectual property disputes. We look forward to having them on our team.” >>



Recent Publications

Leslie Thorne Guest Column in Law360: Insurance Coverage For Storm Devastation

As storms rip through the southern and midwest U.S., businesses nationwide struggle to determine their losses. The May 22 storm that hit Joplin, Mo., left much of the city leveled. In Tuscaloosa, Ala., alone, where a tornado hit on April 27, the American Red Cross estimates that at least 5,000 properties have been destroyed.

Catastrophe modeler Air Worldwide Corp. has estimated insured losses resulting from recent storms and tornadoes at up to $5.5 billion already. Moreover, the catastrophic destruction we see in these communities is only part of the picture. The financial aftershocks will be felt throughout the country. >>