MEET OUR SPONSOR: Jackson Walker

For more than 100 years, legal firm Jackson Walker has represented companies that have changed the face of Texas, says partner Susan Halsey. From its offices on the 60th floor of Bank of America Plaza in downtown Dallas, Jackson Walker attorneys can survey the landscape for miles and on a clear day even see their offices in downtown Fort Worth. With more than 330 attorneys, Jackson Walker is one of the largest firms in the state, and though they are a global company representing 76 of the Fortune 500 companies, they still like keeping things local. ?By keeping our offices in Texas—Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Angelo, and San Antonio—we're able to provide excellent value for clients and maintain the nimbleness to adapt to their needs,? Susan tells us. It's rumored that many partners do, in fact, wear cowboy boots. Find out more about Jackson Walker here.

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