Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr Expands in Fort Worth

0:00Munch, Hart Cough, and Har just launched a new office in Fort Worth, grabbing 5,800 square feet on the 19th floor of 777 Main Street. The Texas firm, already in Austin, Houston, and Dallas, brought seven attorneys to lead the charge in real estate and litigation. Heading it up is Adrian Wall, a managing shareholder and Texas Christian University grad, specializing in bank loans, restructurings, and foreclosures. He previously worked as Associate General Counsel for Regional Bank. Joining her are Austin Franklin, another TCU alum, with Army Judge Advocate General Experience and Federal clerkships, plus Theo Bruton, a Texas A and M. Law grad, who did in-house work for a local real estate developer. This move highlights the area's hot business growth. Inc. magazines latest Southwest list ranks companies by two-year growth from 2022 to 2024, with a median of 79. Percent across the region, adding 9,633 jobs, and $5.2 billion to the economy.

1:06Top local players include Edgecliffe Villages, Black Label Ingredients at No. 12, with 406 percent growth, and specialty ingredients. Arlington's Nacens Group at No. 18, with 298 percent, and Fort Worth's HTO tea chain at No. 56 with one, 139 percent. Other firms like the Poop Pickup Service Department of Duty, Virtual Health Provider Timely Care, and Insurance Giant Higginbatham, also made the cut. With solid gains around 50 to 107 percent, meanwhile, Britop Capital picked up a 2.23 acre industrial site in Hearst, complete with a 16,000 square foot warehouse near. Highways 121 and Loop 820. And Travelers will dig this, American Express plans to expand its Centurion Lounge in Dallas Fort Worth Airport's Terminal D by nearly 50 percent, adding a new dining spot and second bar set to finish in 2027. Fort Worth's economy keeps leveling up with these expansions, fueling more jobs and

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