Pioneer GC Mark Berg says the issues in this type of JV “may be common, but every deal focuses on the specific nature of the assets and the specific needs of the parties.”
V&E Advises Pioneer in $1.7 Billion Deal with Sinochem
Pioneer GC Mark Berg says the issues in this type of JV “may be common, but every deal focuses on the specific nature of the assets and the specific needs of the parties.”
Kinder Morgan Acquires Copano for $5 Billion – Update
Lots of lawyers from Weil, Bracewell, V&E and Jones Day are involved in the transaction between the two Houston energy companies.
Patent Lawsuits Skyrocket in Texas
The America Invents Act was supposed to reduce the amount of new patent litigation, but instead, IP dispute filings are going through the roof in Texas — according to legal experts
Photographers Association Names Award for Alicia Calzada
In her 20 years as a professional photographer, Haynes and Boone attorney Alicia Calzada never pictured this – an award bearing her name.
Cantey Hanger Elects Seven New Partners
Cantey Hanger has promoted seven attorneys to the partnership. They are: Mary Hazelwood Barkley, whose practice focuses on the areas of eminent domain/property rights, commercial litigation and appellate law. She
Weil’s Michelle Hartmann Named President of Dallas Women Lawyers Association
Michelle Hartmann, a litigation partner at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, has been chosen president of the Dallas Women Lawyers Association (DWLA), where she has served on the board the past
Kevin Hays Named Associate Counsel at Allegiance Title Company
Allegiance Title Company has named Kevin Hays associate counsel of the commercial division. Hays brings more than 20 years of law experience to Allegiance Title Company and will be responsible
Mike Levy: A (Brief) Conversation About 40 Years of Texas Monthly
“This interview will be 20 minutes,” Mike Levy says in welcome. “I’ve never sat still for longer than that.” Good thing, too, because, without his legendary energy and his occasional brashness, the founder of Texas Monthly might not have persevered in creating what has become an icon of journalism. As the magazine’s February issue celebrates its 40th anniversary, its first publisher marks nearly four-and-a-half years since he “re-potted” himself. Here, with staccato-like delivery, he discusses – among other things – his law degree, his success, the 1973 infamous article (“Empires of Paper”) on the three big Houston law firms, his view on aging and his life after Texas Monthly.
Mike Levy: A (Brief) Conversation About 40 Years of Texas Monthly
“This interview will be 20 minutes,” Mike Levy says in welcome. “I’ve never sat still for longer than that.” Good thing, too, because, without his legendary energy and his occasional brashness, the founder of Texas Monthly might not have persevered in creating what has become an icon of journalism. As the magazine’s February issue celebrates its 40th anniversary, its first publisher marks nearly four-and-a-half years since he “re-potted” himself. Here, with staccato-like delivery, he discusses – among other things – his law degree, his success, the 1973 infamous article (“Empires of Paper”) on the three big Houston law firms, his view on aging and his life after Texas Monthly.