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Bramblett, who was 76, practiced law in Dallas for five decades – 40 of those years as a partner and head of litigation at Haynes and Boone – and was widely considered one of the best trial lawyers in Texas.
From the moment the first gush of oil erupted from Spindletop Hill in Beaumont in 1901, Baker Botts has pioneered its representation of energy clients, which include ExxonMobil, Halliburton, Chesapeake Energy and Shell Oil.
Hunt Consolidated has named former Energy Future Holdings General Counsel Stacey H. Doré as its new senior vice president and chief legal officer for two of its affiliated companies, Hunt Utility Services and InfraREIT.
Hunt Consolidated has named former Energy Future Holdings General Counsel Stacey H. Doré as its new senior vice president and chief legal officer for two of its affiliated companies, Hunt Utility Services and InfraREIT.
Jose, who received the award yesterday, is the managing partner of Slack & Davis' Fort Worth office.
Jose, who received the award yesterday, is the managing partner of Slack & Davis' Fort Worth office.
Four of the newly-minted partners are based in Houston.
Robertson focuses her domestic and international arbitration practice on commercial and energy-related disputes.
The firm was honored at the Oil & Gas Awards' fourth annual gala this month.
The firm was honored at the Oil & Gas Awards' fourth annual gala this month.
The firm worked with the LDF in helping The University of Texas at Austin achieve a victory at the U.S. Supreme Court in June in the high-profile Fisher v. University of Texas affirmative action admissions policy case.
The GC Forum awarded its prestigious Magna Stella Awards to lawyers in corporate legal departments at American Air Liquide, Dell, Marathon Oil, Parkland Hospital, Total Petrochemicals, Waste Management and Vinmar Group. GCs and and their top deputies were honored for the extraordinary projects and successes during the past year.
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