The Texas legal system has long been one of the most hostile states toward foreign lawyers practicing law, handling cases or advising clients in the US, but that may soon change.
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V&E Advises Summit Midstream in $513 million Acquisition
Dallas-based Summit Midstream Partners is purchasing Bear Tracker Investments, another midstream company with natural gas assets in North Dakota and Colorado.
V&E Advises Summit Midstream in $513 million Acquisition
Dallas-based Summit Midstream Partners is purchasing Bear Tracker Investments, another midstream company with natural gas assets in North Dakota and Colorado.
The ‘Ethics Follies’: Lee Cusenbary Makes Music With Legal Issues
San Antonio General Counsel and former actor Lee Cusenbary is the director of a musical parody, way-off-Broadway production and continuing education program that shows that the slippery slope of ethics provides ongoing fodder that teaches ethics while entertaining audiences.
Baker & McKenzie Elects 19 New Partners in North America, Four in Texas
Baker & McKenzie has 19 newly promoted partners in North America, including four in Texas, effective Jan. 1, 2013. The new Texas partners are: Kevin Maher, whose practice focuses on
Baker & McKenzie Elects 19 New Partners in North America, Four in Texas
Baker & McKenzie has 19 newly promoted partners in North America, including four in Texas, effective Jan. 1, 2013. The new Texas partners are: Kevin Maher, whose practice focuses on
Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Moody Names Susan P. Burton New Vice President
Austin-based firm Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Moody has named Susan P. Burton the new vice president of the firm effective Jan. 1, 2013. Burton, a graduate of Baylor Law School,
Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Moody Names Susan P. Burton New Vice President
Austin-based firm Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Moody has named Susan P. Burton the new vice president of the firm effective Jan. 1, 2013. Burton, a graduate of Baylor Law School,
Texas Lawyers: The Growing Source for Minority College Scholarships
During the past decade, more than 500 Texas high school students – a large majority of whom are Hispanic, African-American and Asian – have gone to college thanks to scholarships funded by individual lawyers, law firms and legal organizations in the state. Texas lawyers have quietly awarded more than $1.6 million in financial aid to low-income students or students of color. This article spotlights the lawyers and firms who give money and more.
Justice Joe Morris Joins Hankinson Law Firm
Retired Texas Appeals Court Justice Joseph Morris is back in private practice as Of Counsel at the Hankinson law firm, a Dallas appellate and arbitration boutique.