The Austin partners are two of 10 Bracewell alumni in Texas who have rejoined the firm over the past two years after practicing elsewhere.
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David R. McAtee Joins Dallas Litigation Boutique
McAtee makes the move to Hedrick Kring after a long and distinguished career at two legacy Texas law firms.
Jackson Walker Announces New Hires in Austin & San Antonio, including ex-Frost Bank Lawyer
The firm also added two lawyers from the Austin regulatory and administrative law boutique Enoch Kever.
Mayer Brown Adds Houston Energy Partner from King & Spalding
Vera de Gyarfas focuses her practice on energy projects in Latin America and Africa.
Elite National Corporate Firms Dominate Big Dollar M&A in Texas
There have been 11,013 M&A transactions in Texas during the past 13 years with a combined value of $3.4 trillion. Mergermarket and The Texas Lawbook examined which law firms did most of the biggest deals. Only five of the top 30 firms are based in Texas. Four of the top 10 firms do not have an office in the state.
NRF Survey: Litigation To Rise in 2020
(UPDATED to include Texas responses). Litigation rose slightly in most dispute categories in 2019, but respondents in the annual Norton Rose Fulbright litigation survey say they are worried that economic turbulence in 2020 will provoke a rise in lawsuits over the coming year. The Lawbook has details.
CDT Roundup: 11 Deals, 11 Firms, 55 Lawyers, $10.4B
Energy service and equipment deals are sagging, much like the rest of the sector, with strategic companies the most active acquirers and private equity buyers remaining focused on transactions with diversified exposure across the value chain. Claire Poole explores that plus the continued slide in deal activity by Texas lawyers.
Texas Capital, Independent Go with Non-Texas Lawyers as Primary Counsel on $5.5B Merger
Texas Capital GC Kelly Rentzel chose Sullivan & Cromwell to lead its side of the transaction, while Independent GC Mark Haynie selected Wachtell Lipton. The Texas Lawbook has the details.
Texas PE Deals are Down and O&G is the Culprit
Private equity investment is down this year in Texas, and oil and gas have been particularly affected, according to exclusive data provided to The Texas Lawbook by Mergermarket. How low? Claire Poole has an analysis.