Law firm Davis & Davis changes name
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Healthcare law firm Davis & Davis PC is changing its name to Davis Fuller Jackson Keene, after promoting three lawyers.
The 50-year-old Austin firm, located on N. Capital of Texas Highway, is making the changes immediately, it said in a press release.
The three new principals, who will be equal owners with firm founder and Senior Managing Shareholder Dean Davis, are Alexis Fuller, Brian Jackson and Mark Keene.
The company has about 17 employees, including eight lawyers.
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