Troell’s practice focuses on serving as bond counsel for a diverse array of public and quasi-public entities, including school districts, municipalities, utility systems, and regional mobility authorities. His expertise extends to representing underwriters, financial institutions, and nonprofit organizations, navigating the complexities of Texas election laws, federal securities regulations, and public governance. Executive Chairman Richard A. Rosenbaum noted that the hire aligns with the firm’s strategy to strengthen its Texas infrastructure capabilities, following the recent additions of shareholders Taylor Klavan and Clark Stockton Lord.

Public Finance & Infrastructure Practice Co-Chair Franklin D.R. Jones Jr. and shareholder Adrian Patterson highlighted Troell’s technical proficiency in transaction structuring as a key asset for the firm’s ongoing growth. For Troell, the move represents a return to the team he first joined nearly twenty years ago. He intends to focus on expanding the firm’s service capacity for clients managing large-scale financing and infrastructure projects across the state.