Houston is the largest city in the U.S. that does not have a SEC presence, despite being the home of some of the biggest financial frauds of the past decade, including Enron and Stanford Investments.
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Texas Supreme Court Tackles Major Land Condemnation Dispute
Case is being closely watched by utilities, pipeline companies and property rights advocates.
Baker Botts, McKool Smith & Lidji Dorey Lead Dr Pepper and Dublin Bottler Settlement
The 1970s Dr Pepper commercial was catchy: “I’m a Pepper, he’s a Pepper, she’s a Pepper, wouldn’t you like to be a Pepper, too?”
Baker Botts, McKool Smith & Lidji Dorey Lead Dr Pepper and Dublin Bottler Settlement
The 1970s Dr Pepper commercial was catchy: “I’m a Pepper, he’s a Pepper, she’s a Pepper, wouldn’t you like to be a Pepper, too?”
Long-time IP Lawyer Robert Turner Joins McDole, Kennedy & Williams
Robert Turner, who has practiced intellectual property law for 45 years, has left Jones Day’s Dallas office.
Long-time IP Lawyer Robert Turner Joins McDole, Kennedy & Williams
Robert Turner, who has practiced intellectual property law for 45 years, has left Jones Day’s Dallas office.
Texas AG and Johnson & Johnson Battle in Opening Statements
In opening statements today in the state’s $1 billion false drug marketing case against Johnson & Johnson, a lawyer for the company said he will present “real world” evidence that the antipsychotic Risperdal was widely used by medical professionals on adults and children because it works better than competing products.
Texas AG and Johnson & Johnson Battle in Opening Statements
In opening statements today in the state’s $1 billion false drug marketing case against Johnson & Johnson, a lawyer for the company said he will present “real world” evidence that the antipsychotic Risperdal was widely used by medical professionals on adults and children because it works better than competing products.
State’s Billion-Dollar Case Against Johnson & Johnson Goes to Trial Today in Travis County
Allen Jones was an investigator for the Pennsylvania Inspector General a decade ago when a routine inquiry exposed a pattern of pharmaceutical companies lavishing trips, meals and other perks on state officials who were in positions to influence which drugs would be used to treat patients under Medicaid.
State’s Billion-Dollar Case Against Johnson & Johnson Goes to Trial Today in Travis County
Allen Jones was an investigator for the Pennsylvania Inspector General a decade ago when a routine inquiry exposed a pattern of pharmaceutical companies lavishing trips, meals and other perks on state officials who were in positions to influence which drugs would be used to treat patients under Medicaid.