Brenda Sapino Jeffreys is a Senior Reporter at FeedBlitz, LLC. She covers the business of law in Texas, with a focus on themes such as legal affairs, legal technology, and the intersection of business and economics, particularly in the areas of energy policy and regulation, corporate finance, and commercial real estate. Brenda's work has been featured in The American Lawyer.
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Brenda Sapino Jeffreys' coverage primarily revolves around law firms, legal industry, and energy sector developments. She frequently covers announcements and press releases related to office expansions, partner hires, and other private sector movements within the legal and energy sectors.
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By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
With the founders of Wallace & Allen hoping to offload day-to-day management responsibilities because of their busy trial dockets, the Houston trial firm hired a former in-house lawyer as the firm's first-ever managing partner.
By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
Reid Collins Tsai is set to make a third bonus payment to its associates this month, boosting total associate bonuses to $130,000 to $170,000 so far this year at the plaintiff's trial firm — with more to come later in the year.
By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
The managing partner of Clifford Chance's Houston office, Alex Wilde, said the firm aims to strengthen its U.S. finance practice, particularly in Houston.
By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
New York was the hottest market for law firm leases during the first half of 2025, and a lack of high-quality space in Manhattan leads firms to expand into additional buildings.
By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
A&O Shearman restructuring and bankruptcy partner Ian E. Roberts, who focuses on work in the energy and technology sectors, has joined Hunton Andrews Kurth's large practice group.
Dallas-based Winstead has rescinded offers to two incoming first-year associates, including one who was contacted just four days before she was due to start work today. According to the firm, four first-years started work in September 2009 and another five were set to start work today, but the firm rescinded one offer in September and another on Thursday. "They just said there wasn't any work for me," says the lawyer who received the call from the firm on Thursday.
By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
Real estate analysts say factors such as a slowdown in construction, rising construction and build-out costs and competition for top-notch space affected the leasing market in 2025.
Mayer Brown is focused on growth in its Houston office, and the new finance partner is the sixth the firm has hired for the office so far in 2026.
By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
Stris & Maher launches an office in Dallas, as it hires three intellectual property litigators in Dallas and one in Los Angeles from Skiermont Derby.
By: Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
Gibson Dunn added to its private equity and energy and infrastructure practice groups in Houston, while A&O Shearman expanded in its M&A and private equity practice in Austin.
