Darin Brooks, who joins as a shareholder, said he and his team are ready to “jump in, grab an oar and help the firm move forward.”
Enterprise v. ETP: Jury Favors Houston Pipeline Company in Round Two
A Houston jury ruled Thursday that Energy Transfer Partners breached its contract with competitor Enterprise Products Partners by failing to properly maintain a natural gas pipeline being used by the two energy midstream giants. The Harris County District Court jury awarded Enterprise $3.7 million.
Enterprise v. ETP: Jury Favors Houston Pipeline Company in Round Two
A Houston jury ruled Thursday that Energy Transfer Partners breached its contract with competitor Enterprise Products Partners by failing to properly maintain a natural gas pipeline being used by the two energy midstream giants. The Harris County District Court jury awarded Enterprise $3.7 million.
Texas Legal Market Expands and Fragments as Rich Firms get Richer
Texas lawyers who representing businesses generated a record amount of revenues in 2014. A new survey by The Texas Lawbook shows that business lawyers saw their workload increase significantly for the first time in years.
The biggest revenue jumps were recorded by elite and specialty law firms, while upper middle market legal shops face stagnation and uncertainty. Legal experts say that the Texas legal market is increasingly becoming a world of the “haves” and the “have nots.”
Nearly 80 percent of Texas law firm leaders said they believe 2015 financials will be as good, or even better than 2014, despite obvious challenges in the oil patch. Read the extensive article for all the details.