DALLAS, Jan. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Andrews Kurth LLP is pleased to announce the addition of Dallas attorney Dean William Harvey as a Partner in the firm's Corporate section.
Harvey represents clients in technology and business process-related commercial transactions, including outsourcing and licensing arrangements, the acquisition and development of software and other technology, and privacy and security issues.
"Dean's unique technology background and outstanding legal experience make him a wonderful asset for our clients," says Mark Solomon, Managing Partner of the Dallas office. "He has been involved in virtually all aspects of the technology industry, and we are very excited to have him join our team."
Prior to law school, Harvey spent more than 10 years in the software and technology industry. In addition to working with leading technology companies such as EDS and IBM, he also established his own software consulting company.
"I am excited to join the great people at Andrews Kurth," says Harvey. "Their experience in both technology and business is second to none."
A graduate of The University of Texas School of Law, Harvey earned an undergraduate degree in computer science from West Virginia University. He routinely is recognized in The Best Lawyers in America and Chambers USA's listing of America's Leading Lawyers for Business. He also has been named a Top Lawyer by IP Law & Business and one of the 500 Leading Lawyers in America by Lawdragon.
About Andrews Kurth LLP
For more than a century, Andrews Kurth has built its practice on the belief that "straight talk is good business." Real answers, clear vision and mutual respect define the firm's relationships with clients, colleagues, communities and employees. With 400 lawyers and offices in Austin, Beijing, Dallas, Houston, London, New York, The Woodlands and Washington, D.C., Andrews Kurth represents a wide array of clients in multiple industries. For more information about Andrews Kurth, please visit andrewskurth.com.
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