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ConocoPhillips to Name Kelly Rose as New GC
Houston-based energy giant ConocoPhillips is expected to name Baker Botts corporate transactional partner Kelly Brunetti Rose as its new general counsel, The Texas Lawbook has learned.
Chron: NRG & 7 Point Learn Breaking Up is Hard to Do
The one-time business partners are in the middle of a nasty breakup, fighting in court over non-compete agreements and whether 7 Point used confidential NRG information to sell electricity for rival companies.
Behind Blue Eyes – An Adult Time Out from Law
I am now convinced that every lawyer should take a pause in one’s career to see where one has come from and what the future holds unless a course correction is taken.
Highland Capital Hires Former Hunton Andrews Kurth Attorney for New Assistant General Counsel Position
Frederic Chang, a real estate transactions expert, will help manage all of the legal activities related to Highland Capital affiliate NexPoint Advisor’s real estate investments.
Crowe & Dunlevy Director Luke Wohlford Named Chair of State Bar Antitrust and Business Litigation Section
Wohlford joined the Oklahoma City-based Crowe & Dunlevy in April.
Yetter Coleman Adds Oil and Gas Litigation Pro Tracy LeRoy
LeRoy was most recently at Sidley Austin, where she led the firm’s Houston litigation group.
Ex-Leader of T&K’s Mexico City Office Jumps to Baker McKenzie
Luis Gomar advises energy and finance clients on domestic and international transactions involving divestitures, financing, fund formations, joint ventures and mergers and acquisitions.
Cocktail Napkin Employment Dispute Settles Right Before Trial – Updated
The digital age has opened the door for all kinds of things to constitute as evidence, but an old-fashioned business deal signed on a cocktail napkin scored a win for Dallas attorney Brian Hail over the weekend.
Plains All American, Magellan sell half of BridgeTex to Omers for $1.438B
Texas lawyers from two firms won the work on the $1.438 billion sale of a half-stake in the BridgeTex Pipeline Co. by Plains All American Pipeline and Magellan Midstream Partners to an affiliate of Canadian pension fund manager Omers.