The third quarter of 2013 witnessed a significant jump in the number of mergers and acquisitions announced by Texas-based businesses, according to mergermarket media. V&E and Latham got the most deals and many of the biggest deals.
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Hunton & Williams Adds Former In-House Private Equity Attorney
The Texas Lawbook conducted a Q&A with Williams to investigate why he made the move and what’s going on in the world of private investment funds law.
Hunton & Williams Adds Former In-House Private Equity Attorney
The Texas Lawbook conducted a Q&A with Williams to investigate why he made the move and what’s going on in the world of private investment funds law.
Large Dallas Law Firms Flunking in Diversity
The Dallas Diversity Task Force’s 2013 report shows that not only is diversity not improving at the city’s biggest law firms, it is getting worse.
Bracewell’s Public Finance Group Expands in San Antonio
Muni Bond Leader Ben Brooks talks about his group growing from one to 30 lawyers in two years.
Dallas Event Featuring Bill Bradley Helps Fill Diversity Pipeline
Erle Nye and Tim Mountz discuss the Sarah T. Hughes Diversity Scholarship and the diversity pipeline.
Federal Courts Getting Slammed by Congressional Budget Woes
At the end of this week, jurors serving on federal trials will get IOUs. All civil trials are being put hold. Payments to court-appointed lawyers will be halted. The federal government shutdown combined with the “sequestration” funding cuts have had a devastating impact on its efforts to provide access to justice.
Baker Botts and V&E Advise in $5.6 Billion Deal
The acquisition will give Regency access to midstream assets located principally in Texas, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania.
Baker Botts and V&E Advise in $5.6 Billion Deal
The acquisition will give Regency access to midstream assets located principally in Texas, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania.
Fifth Circuit Tackles Indian Tribal Jurisdiction and Business Law
The debate over state versus federal court for the forum witnessed an uncharted new dimension at the Fifth Circuit last week. Make it “state, federal, or Indian tribal court.” The consequences could introduce multiple wild cards – including whether the Bill of Rights even applies – into a range of business cases.