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Updated – Ex-GC of Austin Cloud-Based Software Company Joins Holland & Knight
Toni Nguyen, most recently the senior vice president and general counsel of Upland Software, has joined Holland & Knight as senior counsel in Austin.
SCOTX Asked To Decide “Jarndyce v. Jarndyce” Boundary Dispute
Dale Wainwright stepped to the podium at the Texas Supreme Court on Monday, looked at his former colleague Nathan Hecht and made a simple request: End a dispute between two counties that’s beginning to resemble Jarndyce v. Jarndyce.
White Wiggins & Barnes Launches International Offices
The oldest minority-owned law firm in Dallas announced recently that it has opened an office in Johannesburg, South Africa and established an affiliation with a prominent law firm in Lagos, Nigeria.
TX Solicitor Keller Joins Baker Botts, Kyle Hawkins is Replacement
Scott Keller, the solicitor general for Texas for the past three-and-one-half years, is joining Baker Botts as a partner in its appellate law section.
T&K Partner Ray Khirallah Named to Nexus Recovery Center Board of Directors
Khirallah, a graduate of SMU Dedman School of Law, is a member of T&K’s real estate and banking group.
Perkins Coie Strengthens Insurance Recovery Practice in Dallas
John Hardin was formerly the heads of K&L Gates’ global real estate litigation group.
T&K Adds Former Lewis Energy Latin America Operations Legal Director
Alfredo Raúl Ramos most recently practiced at Greenberg Traurig.
DBJ: Feds charge Addison marijuana investment firm with fraud, seize $1.4M in cash
Addison marijuana investor Greenview Investment Partners has been charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission for allegedly making false promises about its returns to those wanting to put money into the industry.
2nd Circuit Affirms Debtors’ Ability to Reject Gathering Agreements in Bankruptcy Cases
In this article, lawyers from King & Spalding say that although the recent wave of oil and gas bankruptcies has crested and prices have somewhat rebounded, the Second Circuit’s decision may have a lasting impact on future bankruptcies in the industry.