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  • John Thompson Recognized by Best Lawyers® as 2027 “Lawyer of the Year” for Energy Law in Dallas/Fort Worth

    John Thompson named by Best Lawyers® as 2027 “Lawyer of the Year” for Energy Law in Dallas/Fort Worth. Read More

  • Loulan J. Pitre Named 2027 “Lawyer of the Year” for Natural Resources Law in New Orleans by Best Lawyers®

    Best Lawyers® honors Loulan J. Pitre as 2027 “Lawyer of the Year” for New Orleans Natural Resources Law. Read More

  • Twenty-seven Kelly Hart Attorneys Named 2027 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America®

    The Best Lawyers in America™ has recognized 27 Kelly Hart attorneys in its Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2027 Edition Read More

  • Kelly Hart Attorneys Recognized as 2027 Best Lawyers in America®

    Best Lawyers in America® named 56 Kelly Hart attorneys to its 2027 Best Lawyers® list. Read More

  • Macy D. Henre Joins Kelly Hart’s Austin Office

    Macy Henre joins Kelly Hart as an associate in the firm’s Corporate and Securities practice. Read More

  • Allison T. Amaya Joins Kelly Hart’s Fort Worth Office

    Allison Amaya joins Kelly Hart as an associate in the firm’s Corporate and Securities practice. Read More

  • Annie Matthews Selected for Institute for Energy Law’s 2026-27 Leadership Class

    Annie Matthews was selected for the Institute for Energy Law’s 2026-27 Leadership Class, a group of emerging professionals shaping the industry’s future. Read More

  • Kelly Hart Represents Kimbell Royalty Partners in $215.4 Million Drop Down Acquisition

    Kimbell Royalty Partners, LP Announces $215.4 Million Drop Down Acquisition Read More

  • 360 West Magazine Names 107 Kelly Hart Attorneys as Top Performers for 2026

    360 West magazine recognizes 107 Kelly Hart lawyers selected by their peers for inclusion in its 2026 Top Attorneys list. Read More

  • Russell Cawyer Authors Blog on Supreme Court Decision Expanding Arbitration Exemptions for Delivery Drivers

    On May 28, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that delivery drivers can qualify for the FAA’s transportation-worker exemption even without crossing state lines. This decision could restrict employers’ ability to enforce arbitration agreements in parts of the delivery economy. Read More