Locke Lord’s David Patton Named Chair of State Bar's Oil, Gas and Energy Resources Law Section
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo – (Aug. 13) – The State Bar of Texas named Locke Lord partner David Patton chair of the Oil, Gas and Energy
What’s Next in Energy Future Holdings’ Bankruptcy?
With EFH's original restructuring plan gone and the Dallas company facing a looming deadline in late August to file an official plan, the timing and playing field have changed dramatically for the utility. As the length of time for EFH to exit bankruptcy grows longer, restructuring costs substantially increase. With no clear path to achieve its pre-filing goals, legal and financial experts are wondering, what’s next since for EFH?
Baker & McKenzie Advises Pilgrim’s Pride in $575 Million Acquisition
Pilgrim's Pride and JBS are acquiring all of Tyson Foods' poultry businesses in Mexico and Brazil.
Baker & McKenzie Advises Pilgrim’s Pride in $575 Million Acquisition
Pilgrim's Pride and JBS are acquiring all of Tyson Foods' poultry businesses in Mexico and Brazil.
V&E Advises Riverstone in $300 Million Investment of New Canadian Energy Company
The new company, called Canadian Non-Operated Resources LP, will pursue partnerships with top-tier operators to develop oil and gas assets in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.
V&E Advises Riverstone in $300 Million Investment of New Canadian Energy Company
The new company, called Canadian Non-Operated Resources LP, will pursue partnerships with top-tier operators to develop oil and gas assets in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.
Chief Justice Hecht: UNT Law Students Will Make History
Texas’ highest ranking judge and other legal leaders in the state told University of North Texas law students that they are already making an impact in Dallas as the new law school’s first class.
Scores of Texas Lawyers Advise in $44 Billion Kinder Morgan – El Paso Deal
Bracewell Giuliani, Baker Botts, Vinson & Elkins and Weil, Gotshal & Manges played key legal advisory roles in Kinder Morgan Inc.’s $44 billion series of acquisitions that energy M&A experts say is the largest oil and gas transaction since Exxon’s 1999 merger with Mobil for $74 billion.