Caldwell Cassady & Curry Adds Two Attorneys as Associates in Dallas
Business litigation, intellectual property firm welcomes Xu Zhou, Haley Grissom
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DALLAS, Jan. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Dallas-based business litigation and intellectual property law firm Caldwell Cassady & Curry has added Xu Zhou and Haley Grissom as associates.
Mr. Zhou s professional background includes work in the development of mobile phone applications and related patents. He currently holds a valid Chinese patent, and he is well-versed in Chinese laws. He also provides experience in international investment laws, banking regulations, and environmental regulations.
Ms. Grissom joins Caldwell Cassady & Curry with a background in cases involving cryptocurrencies, corporate law, real estate issues, and product liability claims. She also provides expertise in court procedures and employer responsibilities in response to COVID-19.
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Education: B.A., English, Mount Holyoke College; J.D., University of Minnesota Law School
Attorney Jean Brandl loves her criminal law practice. Working to solve clients’ problems and continuing to learn keeps it “fresh and exciting.”
She’s also glad she got her English degree.
“Law is about taking disparate pieces of information and putting them together to create a story,” Brandl said. “I use my English major far more often than I use my law degree.”
Brandl opened her Minneapolis firm six years ago. She previously worked in private practice after moving to the Twin Cities from California, where was a public defender and a deputy district attorney in San Diego