The Codilis family of firms is pleased to announce that Adam E. Codilis and Gregory J. Moody have become shareholders of Codilis & Stawiarski, P.C. (C&S), the Codilis firms’ Texas office. Greg will serve as President of the firm, and Adam as Vice President.
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