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Shareholders Bill Sommers and Steve Treu will present on “Construction Law Pitfalls & Collections from a Different Prospective” to the Association of Corporate Counsel’s South/Central Texas Chapter on May 10th. Presentation will begin at 11:45 at Oak Hills Country Club with an introduction by Firm liaison Chris Hodge.

Shareholder Paul Fletcher was inducted as one of the newest Fellows of the Texas Bar Foundation on April 18th. Only the top 1/3 of 1% of Texas attorneys are invited to become Fellows of the Texas Bar Foundation.

Shareholder Ruben R. Barrera, frequent water issues contributor, shares the history and legal issues surrounding the border waters of the Rio Grande.

Jo Chris Lopez and Justin Morley are among the Top 50 Family Lawyers in San Antonio, as published in the March edition of San Antonio Scene. Moulton Dowler was also named as part of the city’s best.

Brett A. Miller has joined Langley & Banack as an Associate in the Firm’s Karnes City office. Mr. Miller is a 2016 graduate of Texas A&M University School of Law and he will focus primarily on oil, gas and energy transactions, leases and litigation.

Associate Tanya Feinleib became board certified in Estate Planning and Probate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in January 2017. Ms. Feinleib’s estate planning and tax experience brings great depth to Langley & Banack’s esteemed estate planning practice group.

Langley & Banack was named by Best Lawyers in America’s “Best Law Firms” publication (published by Woodward and White) as a San Antonio Metropolitan Tier 1 law firm in the…

Shareholder Rob Ramsey published “Evidence and Procedure Updates” in the State Bar of Texas’ Litigation Section publication, Advocate, for their 2016 winter issue.

Langley & Banack was honored to be a part of the Downtown Rotary Club’s “Bear Hunt”. Led by Shareholder Bill Armstrong, firm members collected stuffed animals to bring joy to children and animals for the holidays. The spirit of the season is giving and Langley & Banack gives generously!

Shareholder Chris Hodge will speak Thursday at the State Bar of Texas’ Fiduciary Litigation Course in Houston on Poison Pills in Fiduciary Litigation.  Mr. Hodge will highlight the most dangerous turns a fiduciary litigation case can take and how to avoid them.