The firm’s founders are Michael Gardner and Eric Haas, two veteran attorneys from Bickel & Brewer.
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SMU Dedman Opens Patent Law Clinic
Starting this fall, law students at SMU and other Texas schools will provide free legal services to start-up companies and individual inventors in obtaining patents and trademarks.
Baker Botts and Doherty & Doherty Advise in $278 Million Energy Deal – Updated
Vanguard Natural Resources has agreed to acquire natural gas and oil and gas liquids assets in North Louisiana and East Texas from Hunt Oil.
Baker Botts and Doherty & Doherty Advise in $278 Million Energy Deal – Updated
Vanguard Natural Resources has agreed to acquire natural gas and oil and gas liquids assets in North Louisiana and East Texas from Hunt Oil.
Squire Patton Boggs Adds Former Pemex In-House Attorney
Fernando Cano-Lasa brings with him more than 12 years of experience in-house with Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex).
Longtime Locke Lord Partner Lyman Paden Joins Baker Botts
Paden, a Stanford Law School graduate, focuses his practice on commercial lending transactions. He has assisted clients in asset securitizations, commercial paper back-up lines, municipal finance transactions and work-outs of troubled transactions.
Norton Rose Fulbright’s Two New US Group Heads Talk Goals, Trends
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ETP Expert Witness: Enterprise-Enbridge JV Not Possible Without ETP
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ETP President to Jury: We had a Partnership with Enterprise
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Cuban’s Long-time Stockbroker Takes the Witness Stand
Mark Cuban’s long-time stockbroker told a federal court jury Tuesday that corporate compliance officials at UBS Financial Services raised no red flags or concerns about the legality of Cuban’s sale