May 4, 2023
News
The Firm is proud to announce that appellate associates, Nicholas Bruno and Parth Gejji, have been elected to the Houston Bar Association’s (HBA) Appellate Practice Section Council as Treasurer and Second Year Representative, respectively. Nicholas and Parth both became members of the Houston Bar Association in 2020 and have served with dedication since that time, as thought leaders for the HBA’s Appellate Lawyer publication and monthly CLE lunches. In addition to serving the HBA, Nicholas and Parth are both recognized by The Best Lawyers in America as “Ones to Watch” in Appellate Practice (2023) and Rising Stars” in Appellate by Thomson Reuters Super Lawyers (2022-2023).
The HBA Appellate Practice Section is the largest local appellate bar in the State of Texas. The section holds a monthly luncheon that provides an opportunity for networking with members of the appellate bar and justices from the Houston Courts of Appeals. Luncheons are well-attended and feature high-quality CLE presentations by appellate judges and leading members of the appellate bar.
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