Simpson Thacher’s Chris May Advises Dell in $67 Billion EMC Deal
Round Rock-based computer giant, Dell Inc., said Monday it plans to buy Hopkinton, Mass.-based EMC Corporation, the world’s largest data storage provider, for $67 billion.
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Round Rock-based computer giant, Dell Inc., said Monday it plans to buy Hopkinton, Mass.-based EMC Corporation, the world’s largest data storage provider, for $67 billion.
Tripp focuses her finance practice on bank and financial services regulatory laws and mergers and acquisitions.
Tripp focuses her finance practice on bank and financial services regulatory laws and mergers and acquisitions.
The Dallas-based firm moved from Bank of America Plaza to the Arts District.
The firm said in an announcement that it was recognized for the award for its commitment to diversity over the past decade.
Willis focuses his practice on mortgage finance, commercial lending and land acquisition, disposition, development and leasing.
Willis focuses his practice on mortgage finance, commercial lending and land acquisition, disposition, development and leasing.
Leone will serve a two-year term as chancellor of Delta Theta Phi.

Houston trial lawyer John Zavitsanos went after opposing counsel and her “playbook” to win a jury verdict of no wrongdoing for his client, National Oilwell Varco, in a $120 million-dollar employment discrimination lawsuit. (Editor's Warning: This article contains offensive language.)

The Houston federal prosecutor who won criminal convictions against the top accountants in Allen Stanford’s $7 billion Ponzi scheme is leaving the U.S. Attorney’s Office to join an international law firm’s white-collar criminal defense practice.
The funds will go to 16 nonprofit organizations, including Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, Lone Star Legal Aid, Texas Legal Services Center and Legal Aid of Northwest Texas.
Stephen Moll and Jim Cooper join from Gardere.
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