Notable Partners and Employees
- Claude Allen, associate employee 1991-1995
- James A. Baker, Sr., joined 1881, partner 1887, grandfather of James Addison Baker, III
- James Baker, senior partner, as of 1993
- Richard C. Breeden, activist hedge fund manager and former SEC Chairman
- George W. Bush, former mail room employee
- Jean Dalby Clift, former employee, 1952-1957
- Wallace Clift, former employee, 1953-1957
- Peter W. Gray, founder, partner, 1840–1874
- Joe R. Greenhill, of counsel
- Robert Jordan, partner
- Robert Keeton, former employee
- Baine Kerr, partner
- Thomas R. Phillips, partner
- Lewis "Scooter" Libby, former employee
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