In a notable development, King & Spalding is setting up a new office in Dallas, Texas. This decision has been driven by the hiring of seasoned trial lawyer Veronica Moye, previously a co-chair of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher‘s global litigation practice group, and an increase in client demands.
Veronica Moye joined King & Spalding on Monday, serving as a partner in the firm’s business litigation practice group. Her recruitment is the latest in a series of noteworthy partner hires by King & Spalding in the Dallas region. Over the past six months, the firm has also brought on board Sean Royall, an antitrust partner from Sidley Austin, and Alfonso Chan, an intellectual property litigator from McKool Smith.
The Dallas office signifies King & Spalding’s third office in Texas, with the expansion representative of the firm’s successful strategic growth. The addition of the Dallas office, accompanied by the hiring of a number of high-profile partners and over a dozen associates, underscores the firm’s commitment to reinforcing its capabilities across various legal fields.
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