HooverSlovacek Elects Two New Partners, Strengthening Its Client Relationships
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12 Jan 2022, 20:32 GMT+10
HooverSlovacek LLP is proud to announce the promotion of Daniel Edmunds and Colin Guy to the Firm's partnership effective January 2022.
"We are very happy to promote Daniel and Colin to our partnership. They are exceptionally skilled lawyers and have demonstrated dedication and value to our clients and the Firm," said Howard Bookstaff, Senior Equity Partner.
Daniel Edmunds is a member of the Landlord/Tenant Practice Group and joined the Firm in 2019.
Daniel is a litigation attorney focused primarily on property-related claims. Daniel joined the firm after serving over 7 years in the United States Marine Corps as a JAG Officer. Daniel's experience includes defending and prosecuting premises liability claims, breach of contract and other commercial disputes, claims involving public utilities and municipal law, landlord/tenant disputes, labor and employment claims, and representation of the apartment industry across a wide range of litigation matters.
Daniel received his bachelor's degree from The University of Tennessee, and his juris doctor from The University of Memphis in 2011.
Colin is a member of the Litigation Practice Group and has been with the Firm since 2019, having joined the firm with equity partner Leonard J Meyer with whom he had practiced at a previous law firm since 2014.
"Colin has become an integral part of my practice and I have considered him my partner for several years already. His creative writing, strategy input, research talent, presentation skills and commitment to excellence earned him the distinction of partnership with HooverSlovacek," said Meyer.
Colin's litigation experience includes breach of fiduciary claims involving wills, trusts and partnership disputes; residential and commercial construction defect disputes; breach of contract and other commercial litigation; securities; claims for equitable relief; and representation of hospitals and healthcare providers in medical malpractice claims.
Colin received his bachelor's degree from The University of Texas, and his juris doctor from South Texas College of Law in 2012, having graduated summa cum laude there.
About HooverSlovacek
Established in 1969, HooverSlovacek is a dynamic, results-driven Houston-based law firm specializing in real estate, commercial litigation, estate planning, mediation, tax law, employment law, construction law, community association representation and more. HooverSlovacek is a Houston Tier 1 Rank in Real Estate Law and Houston Tier 3 Rank in Litigation-Real Estate on the U.S. News - Best Lawyers® "Best Law Firms".
Visit HooverSlovacek.com for more information.
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