The Texas Lawbook
Dick Sayles has spent his nearly five decades as a Dallas trial lawyer going, as Bob Seger would say, against the wind.
On Friday, Sayles announced that he has departed Bradley Arant to start The Sayles Law Firm with a unique business strategy: He is not seeking any new clients. He is hiring no additional lawyers. And his business plan calls for no future growth or expansion.
Instead, Sayles, who has taken more than 150 complex commercial litigation disputes to trial, plans to use his independent status to work with lawyers at other firms, including Bradley Arant, who are involved in high-stakes courtroom battles.
