Premium Subscriber Q&A: Kathryn Hand
In this Q&A with The Texas Lawbook, Kathryn Hand discusses the traits she seeks in outside counsel, what outside counsel need to know when working with her and more.
NRG to Acquire 18 Gas-Fired Power Plants for $12B
The transaction doubles energy generation for the Houston-based company at a time when demand for dependable grid power for data centers is accelerating. The deal also includes NRG's acquisition of CPower, a major grid provider of distributed energy resources.
Premium Subscriber Q&A: Cheryl-Lynne Davis and Teresa Jones
In this Q&A with The Texas Lawbook, Cheryl-Lynne Davis and Teresa Jones share about Black Women in Energy and Environmental Law’s big successes and opportunities for growth. Texas Lawbook: What
Premium Subscriber Q&A: Julia Wright
In this Q&A with The Texas Lawbook, Julia Wright discusses the traits she seeks in outside counsel, what outside counsel need to know when working with her and more.
A Guide to the Texas Mechanic’s Lien Process for In-House Counsel and Business Litigators
Lawyers should understand the steps in the mechanic's lien process so that they can prevent or resolve issues related to unpaid work that could expose the company to financial risks, like lien foreclosure or delays in project completion. Preventing or resolving these issues early can affect a company's bottom line. With careful drafting, corporate in-house counsel and savvy business lawyers may be able to add lien release language into any construction contracts the company enters, thus avoiding potential financial risk and general legal exposure all together.
Premium Subscriber Q&A: Sarah Payne
In this Q&A with The Texas Lawbook, Sarah Payne discusses the traits she seeks in outside counsel, what outside counsel need to know when working with her and more.
Texas Takes Aim at Delaware’s State of Incorporation Crown
Growing activism among Delaware courts, coupled with aggressive pro-relocation moves by the Texas Legislature, has contributed to the rise of a “DExit” movement, with businesses increasingly looking to move not only their headquarters, but their state of incorporation from Delaware to Texas.
27 Texas Law Professors Sign Amicus for Susman Godfrey
Susman Godfrey is getting a little help from their friends in the academic community. In an amicus brief filed late Wednesday in Susman Godfrey’s lawsuit against President Donald Trump, 775 law professors — including 27 from Texas law schools — asked a federal judge to rule in favor of the Houston-based litigation firm to help protect “the independence and integrity of the legal profession [and] the rights of clients to seek redress in the courts.”