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Second Part of Neiman Marcus-Marble Ridge Battle Commences in Court- A Texas judge is considering whether she should end the legal battle between Neiman Marcus and Marble Ridge Capital or further entertain the possibility that the hedge fund issued defamatory statements about Neiman Marcus that hurt its business. March 21, 2019Natalie Posgate
Few Lawyers Seek Top SEC Enforcement Job in Texas- The number of people who applied for the SEC's regional director's position in Fort Worth can be counted on one hand. The reason: the SEC’s Fort Worth enforcement budget has been slashed, staffing has been dramatically reduced and the ability to investigate and prosecute complex cases against corporations and financial institutions involved in illegal and fraudulent conduct has been significantly weakened. The Texas Lawbook has insider details. March 21, 2019Mark Curriden
Jackson Walker, The Pettit Law Firm Pick Up Former Texas Appellate Justices- Alumni of the Texas appellate courts in Dallas and Houston are on the move. March 20, 2019Brooks Igo
Katten Celebrates Dallas Anniversary, Signs Lease at PwC Tower- Katten Muchin opened in Dallas a year ago and has grown to three-dozen attorneys in Dallas. Now, the Chicago-based firm has signed a new long-term lease agreement for two floors at the PwC Tower at Park District in Uptown Dallas – a move that will give the firm space to double in size in the future. March 20, 2019Mark Curriden

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The Government Rests- [The Forest Park Medical Center bribery trial was not in session Thursday or Friday. Look for coverage in The Texas Lawbook to resume on Monday] The government's case in the Forest Park Medical Center bribery trial came to a close on its 18th day Wednesday, after a short morning session with its 47th witness. Bruce Tomaso continues his coverage. March 20, 2019Bruce Tomaso

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In Pursuit Of Peak Performance and Better Team Chemistry: The 2019 Texas Rangers’ Possible Crossover Human Relations Lessons For Legal and Business Organizations- In Moneyball Michael Lewis wrote about the wholesale disruptions taking place in the world of baseball. His lecture at SMU over a decade ago was brought to mind by recent optimism for the Texas Rangers expressed by Evan Grant. Grant's unlikely optimism holds suggestions that are transferable for organizations of every type: including legal groups. Talmage Boston explains. March 25, 2019Talmage Boston

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