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Lewis Brisbois Mourns Associate Fatally Shot in Houston

Jeffrey Limmer, 46, an associate at Lewis Brisbois, died May 4 after being shot multiple times after trying to intervene in a dispute between a customer and an employee at McDonald’s. The firm has said it will establish a memorial scholarship at his alma mater, South Texas College of Law.

May 8, 2024 Michelle Casady

Financial Advisor Says Fidelity Fired Him for Reporting Securities Violations

Michael Maeker had been a registered financial advisor for 26 years when he was fired by Fidelity Investments. In a lawsuit filed in federal court Monday, Maeker alleges Fidelity fired him after he raised concerns that the company was violating securities laws by pressuring advisors to invest client funds in a way that was more beneficial to the company’s bottom line than it was to the clients’.

May 8, 2024 Michelle Casady

Yetter Coleman Boosts IP Practice with Natalie Alfaro Gonzales

Natalie Alfaro Gonzales joins the Houston boutique from Baker Botts, where she was a partner and co-leader of the firm’s energy tech sector. Her hiring is part of a “critical initiative” for Yetter Coleman, its leaders said.

May 8, 2024 Krista Torralva

Texas Business Courts Are Almost Here, And Other Texas Entity Governance Legislation Has Already Arrived

On Sept. 1, the Texas business court will commence accepting the filing of new cases within its jurisdiction. Certain other bills passed in the 2023 Texas Legislature have already gone into effect are summarized in this article and will affect the governance of entities in Texas.

May 8, 2024 Daryl Robertson

Sara-Ashley Moreno ‘Takes Ownership of Every Aspect of Her Job’

In the three and a half years since joining Cardinal System Holdings, General Counsel Sara-Ashley Moreno has led several significant and highly complex financial transactions, including three projects in 2023. Some of the projects, such as an $185 million hybrid/synthetic lease structure in Florida, are highly complex because Cardinal’s holdings span across operators, real estate and venture investments. Citing her extraordinary work in 2023, the Association of Corporate Counsel’s Houston Chapter and The Texas Lawbook named Moreno a finalist for the 2024 Houston Corporate Counsel Award for General Counsel of the Year for a Solo Legal Department.

May 8, 2024 Mark Curriden

Q&A: Sara-Ashley Moreno

For Premium Subscribers Cardinal Systems GC Sara-Ashley Moreno discusses her biggest challenges, what she seeks in outside counsel, what they need to know about her and her career in this

May 8, 2024 Mark Curriden

CDT Roundup: 13 Deals, 9 Firms, 87 Lawyers, $3.1B

If you happen upon a bank transaction in Texas (or even if it’s not in Texas) there are a couple of lawyers you figure know something about it: Sandy Brown at Alston & Bird in Dallas and Chet Fenimore at Fenimore Kay Harrison in Austin. So, when Texas Dow Employees Credit Union announced its purchase of Sabine State Bank, The Roundup turned to them. Turns out, one of them was involved. CDT notes on that involvement, as well as the work of 87 lawyers who advised on deals last week.

May 7, 2024 Claire Poole

Litigation Roundup: ‘Buckle Up’ Fifth Circuit Says in Rejecting Cop’s Immunity Claim

In this edition of Litigation Roundup, Judge Andrew S. Oldham of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issued a fiery opinion taking to task the city of Houston and its attorneys who have argued a Good Samaritan’s lawsuit against two police officers should be dismissed.

May 7, 2024 Michelle Casady

Gindi Vincent: ‘Type-A Planner Chick’

Gindi Vincent has a website where she writes about her worries. She worries aloud about her weight. She leans into her faith. She worries about being too busy for her kids: three teens — triplets. She worries about how she will busy herself when they depart for college four years out. She is a self-described “Type-A Planner Chick” as well as serving as General Counsel for Integrated Supply Chain and Procurement for Honeywell’s Energy and Sustainability Solutions.

Vincent, Honeywell and their outside counsel Arnold & Porter have been named a finalist for M&A Transaction of the Year by the Association of Corporate Counsel’s Houston Chapter and The Texas Lawbook.

May 7, 2024 Allen Pusey

Q&A: Gindi Vincent

For Premium Subscribers Gindi Vincent has a long and complicated title at Honeywell: General Counsel for Integrated Supply Chain and Procurement for Energy and Sustainability Solutions. Her responsibilities are even

May 7, 2024 Allen Pusey

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    “Sometimes it is very evident when we are very right, and I knew from the start that this was one of those times,” said Walsh, who is the recipient of the 2025 San Antonio Corporate Counsel Award for General Counsel of the Year for a Large Legal Department.
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Arthur Lotz
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Kimberly A. Moore
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Doug Rayburn
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