Mindy G. Davidson has been named the successor to longtime HBA executive director Kay Sim.
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Haynes and Boone Launches Charlotte Office
The North Carolina office and banking hub has long been a strategic priority for the firm, according to Managing Partner Tim Powers.
Winstead Scores Former UT Men’s Athletic Director
Houston lawyer Mike Perrin, who recently served for three years as the men’s athletic director for the University of Texas, has returned to the practice of law.
Polsinelli Dallas Associate Named to TREC Community Fund Board
Erreka Campbell has been appointed to The Real Estate Council Community Fund board of directors
Latham Promotes Houston Counsel to Partner
Pamela Kellet is a member of the firm’s banking practice.
Updated: It was the ‘Right Time and Place’ for Amy Yeager to Become Children’s New GC
During a break from orientation, Children’s newest GC told The Texas Lawbook why she decided to join the country’s eighth largest pediatric care provider. Litigation writer Natalie Posgate has the details.
DLA Piper Completes Move to Dallas Arts District
DLA Piper recently announced that it has officially moved into its new Dallas office at 1900 Pearl in the Arts District.
Winston Partner Tom Melsheimer Inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers
Melsheimer is also a fellow of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers and an advocate with the American Board of Trial Advocates.
SCOTX Walks Back Hyder
Saying a lower court misconstrued its 2015 decision in Chesapeake Exploration v. Hyder, the Texas Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the deductibility of production costs from energy company royalties is a matter commanded by contractual language. Janet Elliott, who has followed the controversy, explains.
Shonn Brown Joins Kimberly Clark as Deputy GC
Dallas trial lawyer Shonn Brown had an interesting Friday. In the early morning hours, she won a 10-digit jury verdict in Dallas County District Court. After lunch, she packed up her office at Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst and moved her litigation practice to Irving-based Kimberly-Clark Corp., where she is now the deputy general counsel over litigation and regulatory.