McKool Smith is pleased to announce that it has paid 2010 bonuses to associates ranging up to $125,000.  "2010 was a great year for the firm and we recognize the importance of rewarding our associates for their hard work and dedication," said Co-founder and Chairman Mike McKool.  "Clients have high expectations when they hire McKool Smith.  Our ability to attract and retain top legal talent has helped to solidify our reputation as a national litigation powerhouse."  

The firm is also pleased to announce that it has added new principals to its ranks, including: 

-  John Campbell

-  Rick Halper

-  Scott Hejny

-  Kyle Lonergan

With more than 130 litigators working as an integrated team across offices in Austin, Dallas, Houston, Marshall, New York, and Washington, D.C., McKool Smith has established a reputation as one of America's leading trial firms. In fact, over the last two years, the firm has been recognized in The National Law Journal for winning more of the Top 100 Verdicts than any other law firm in the country. The firm represents leading clients across a broad range of practice areas, including complex commercial litigation, intellectual property, bankruptcy, and white collar defense.

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