Media Coverage

Law.com and The Texas Lawbook both recently featured Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson’s newly promoted attorneys Melissa Cowle, Christopher Lambert, and Christopher Konneker to partner.  

Carrington Coleman Sloman & Blumenthal was recently featured in Law 360 after relocating its Dallas office to the downtown Arts Tower, updating its website and logo in the process.  

Zehl & Associates law firm was featured in the Houston Chronicle after the June 2026 crash of a Tesla Model 3 that resulted in a wrongful death lawsuit and federal investigation.

Firm partner Ryan Zehl with Zehl & Associates was interviewed by ABC News after a Texas man was charged with manslaughter after his Tesla, allegedly on Full Self-Driving mode, crashed into a home, killing a 76-year-old woman.

Carter Arnett Stahl + Cho Hernandez has rebranded as Carter Arnett Stahl + Cho Hernandez PLLC, elevating long-time partners Linda Stahl and Stacey Cho Hernandez to name partners alongside co-founders E. Leon Carter and J. Robert Arnett.

Founding partner Warren Burns at Burns Charest was recently featured in a Reuters article about bringing to trial a legal malpractice claim against Simpson Thacher & Bartlett in a Florida court.

A bylined commentary by Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann partner David Coale was recently featured in Salon.com. The article argues that the Supreme Court's conservative majority applies "originalism" subjectively to serve political goals rather than as an objective method of constitutional interpretation.  

Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann partner Mary Goodrich Nix was recently featured in The Texas Lawbook “Asked and Answered”, discussing her career path, which was influenced by a family legal legacy, including a great-grandfather who served as a judge in Waco.

The Lanier Law Firm partner Ryan Ellis was featured in a news report on KAKE, ABC affiliate in Wichita, Kansas after a Kansas federal court granted class action status to a lawsuit against Union Pacific Corp regarding hazardous waste contamination from a rail yard near 29th and Grove Streets.

The law firm of Jackson Walker was recently featured in The Texas Lawbook after over 200 volunteers participated in the firm's 6-1-1 Day of Service to local communities on June 11.

Two weeks shy of the one-year anniversary of the devastating Fourth of July flood that claimed the lives of 25 campers and two counselors, Camp Mystic’s ownership filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, listing its total debt at more than $10 million.  

King and Spalding partner Veronica Moye was mentioned in The Texas Lawbook – Litigation Roundup after a federal judge denied class certification in an antitrust suit against the firm’s client Tenet Healthcare and other providers, ruling that 6,000 plaintiffs alleging unlawful "no-poach" agreements did not demonstrate that common questions predominate over individualized issues regarding damages and wage impact.