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The daughter of migrant farm workers from Edinburg, Cardona stands out because of her drive and for helping others. Besides advocating for the less fortunate with the State Bar of Texas, Cardona mentors law students at St. Mary’s University and new female lawyers at Langley & Banack — as someone who considers herself to have been “blessed with mentors” in her life.

Natalie Wilson shares bankruptcy tips on Texas Bar Blog

Shareholder and appellate practice group Chair, Cathy Stone, was featured in San Antonio Woman for her outstanding contributions to both the bench and the practice of law. Stone’s article discusses how to provide the most value to clients.

Shareholder Kristal Thomson was named to the Texas Board of Legal Specialization board in June. Ms. Thomson was selected by the President of the State Bar of Texas due to her exemplary dedication to the profession and service to the Bar.

SA Scene published its annual “Best Lawyers” list and Langley & Banack attorneys were listed 40 times in 22 different practice areas. We are so proud to be a part of the distinguished legal community in San Antonio.

The San Antonio Business Journal came to L&B for a first-hand look at our newly renovated space at 745 E. Mulberry. We were honored to give Ryan Salchert a tour of our space and a bird’s-eye view tour of our city from our four 9th floor balconies.

Shareholder James J. Aycock is the 2017 REPTL Distinguished Probate Attorney Lifetime Achievement Award winner. The award recognizes distinguished Texas probate attorneys who have made significant and sustained contributions to the Texas probate, estate and trust law bar throughout their careers.

In 2011, the Texas legislature passed a bill that provides an expedited dismissal remedy to citizens who are wrongfully sued for speaking out about matters of public concern regarding the…

Shareholder Joyce W. Moore will present at the State Bar of Texas’ “Governance of Non-profits” course August 24-25, 2017.

The bill will require an insured consumer who has suffered a storm loss to their home or real property to provide 61 days advance written notice to their insurance carrier before filing a lawsuit.