Dykema Gossett litigation partner Brian Colao, who has represented several pro athletes, including Phil Mickelson, is representing Roddick in the lawsuit.
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Dallas Bankruptcy Attorney Joins Gruber Hurst
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Thompson & Knight Names Seven New Partners in Dallas
Thompson & Knight announced this week the election of seven attorneys to the partnership in the firm’s Dallas office. They are: Christopher L. Chauvin, whose practice focuses on litigation, arbitration,
Thompson & Knight Names Seven New Partners in Dallas
Thompson & Knight announced this week the election of seven attorneys to the partnership in the firm’s Dallas office. They are: Christopher L. Chauvin, whose practice focuses on litigation, arbitration,
Dallas Auctioning Company Stopped from Selling a Masters Green Jacket
A temporary restraining order is prohibiting a Dallas auctioning company to sell the 1959 Masters golf champion’s green jacket in an upcoming New York auction.
Andrews Kurth and Latham Lead Harbinger-Exco Deal — Updated
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AMR Legal Fees in Bankruptcy Exceed $170 Million
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