In this edition of Litigation Roundup, a direct-to-consumer eyewear company alleges Perkins Coie’s failure to conduct basic diligence ahead of a planned acquisition cost it $50 million, the appellate courts in Houston wipe out a pair of multimillion-dollar jury verdicts, and a Dallas seafood company draws a fine from the federal government for mislabeling Chilean salmon as a more expensive product.
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Carter Arnett Adds Stahl and Cho Hernandez to Name
Dallas litigation and trial firm Carter Arnett kicked off the second half of the year by elevating Linda Stahl and Stacey Cho Hernandez as name partners.
Amy M. Stewart Teams Up with Fisher Phillips
A 30-minute coffee between Amy Stewart and Adam Sloustcher went into extra time and turned into a momentous meeting for the two Dallas labor and employment pros.
Dallas Real Estate Shareholder Moves to Polsinelli
Austin Green, a commercial real estate shareholder, has joined Polsinelli’s Dallas office from Wick Phillips. He will represent developers, real estate investment funds, REITs, institutional owners and investors in commercial real estate transactions involving acquisitions and dispositions, development, leasing, financing and asset management.
Oil Theft Ring Sold Stolen Permian Crude at Deep Discounts
Five men and a woman have pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal thousands of barrels of crude oil from Permian Basin producers and often selling it to other defendants in the conspiracy for a fraction of its value, according to U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould for the Northern District of Texas.
Austin IP Director Moves to Kane Russell
Trevor Coddington, an intellectual property attorney, has joined Kane Russell Coleman Logan as a director in the firm’s Austin office. He will focus his practice on patent prosecution, patent litigation, trademark and copyright counseling, and intellectual property strategy.
How to Prepare Your Client for Mediation (So it Actually Works): A Former Judge’s Perspective
Many attorneys and clients simply show up and hope the mediator magically makes a deal for them. That’s a mistake. Here’s a closer look at why diligently laying the groundwork with clients improves your chance of success at mediation and ideas for executing this.
CDT Roundup: A Week of Data Centers, LNG and Consistency
Constance and consistency remained the nature of dealmaking last week, as Big Money continued to flow into infrastructure, energy projects and everything that supports data center development.
That and more in this edition of CDT Roundup.
Megadeals on Top, Middle Market Grind Below: Inside Texas’ 1H Deal Sheet
With 799 deals in just the first six months of this year, and nearly a trillion dollars in value attached to those transactions, Texas lawyers advised on everything from data centers to drill pads. At the center of it all sits the Texas Triangle of Austin, Dallas and Houston, where energy, software and finance grab the headlines.
‘Heaven’s 27’ Families Seek Clarity from Bankruptcy Court
A majority of the families whose daughters died in the Camp Mystic flooding last summer asked a bankruptcy judge this week to clarify whether the automatic stay of litigation that went into effect after the camp filed for bankruptcy impacts their ability to continue pursuing claims against certain individual defendants.