Dallas-based Cardinal Midstream is selling its natural gas processing, treatment, and pipeline systems in the Woodford Shale in Oklahoma for $600 million to Atlas Pipeline Partners of Philadelphia.
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Former MetroPCS Counsel Brutally Attacked, in Coma
A young corporate lawyer who played a significant role in the $1.3 billion initial public offering by MetroPCS in 2007 was attacked Friday morning in Dallas. The former FisherBroyles partner is in critical condition and remains in a medically induced coma. Dallas police are searching for eye witnesses.
Jones Day Advises Harris Corporation in $225 Million Deal
Dallas associate Rob Schroeder co-leads the deal due to his substantial experience M&A transactions.
V&E Advises Plains All American Pipeline in $500 Million Acquisition
Two Houston companies engage in $500 million transaction that includes presence in three significant shales.
V&E Advises Plains All American Pipeline in $500 Million Acquisition
Two Houston companies engage in $500 million transaction that includes presence in three significant shales.
Latham & Watkins Leads $7 Billion Plains Exploration Sale
Freeport-McMoRan announced Wednesday it is buying Houston-based Plains Exploration and Production for $6.9 billion and McMoRan Exploration Company for $2.1 billion.
Latham & Watkins Leads $7 Billion Plains Exploration Sale
Freeport-McMoRan announced Wednesday it is buying Houston-based Plains Exploration and Production for $6.9 billion and McMoRan Exploration Company for $2.1 billion.
Baker & McKenzie’s Cross-Border Listings App Addresses Clients’ Need to Compare Global Listing Options
In October, Baker & McKenzie’s securities practice launched a first-of-its-kind cross-border listings app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The app is an interactive resource for our investment bank and corporate clients. It provides users with timely legal and regulatory information for various stock exchanges around the world, and allows them to compare certain listing requirements between two exchanges.
Baker & McKenzie's Cross-Border Listings App Addresses Clients' Need to Compare Global Listing Options
In October, Baker & McKenzie’s securities practice launched a first-of-its-kind cross-border listings app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The app is an interactive resource for our investment bank and corporate clients. It provides users with timely legal and regulatory information for various stock exchanges around the world, and allows them to compare certain listing requirements between two exchanges.
Bickel & Brewer Disqualified in Paid Witness Dispute
A Dallas judge has booted Bickel & Brewer from a big dollar international civil lawsuit because the firm and its Chilean co-counsel hired a former executive from the opposing side who claims the law firms agreed to pay him $1 million over three years to provide insider privileged information about the case.
Lawyers for the hard-charging law firm say its lawyers acted within ethical guidelines and plan to immediately appeal state District Judge Carlos Cortez’s order.