Jocelyn Tau was previously at Hunton Andrews Kurth, where she made partner in April.
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VLS to Honor Locke Lord as Pro Bono Champion
The Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas (VLS) is honoring Locke Lord as a Pro Bono Champion at the Judge Suzanne Covington Pro Bono Service Awards Reception Thursday night.
Austin Lawyer Named GC of State Bar Board of Directors
Ross Fischer of the Gober Group is the newly-elected general counsel to the State Bar of Texas Board of Directors.
Meet the Locke Lord Employee Who Inspired an Award-Winning HBA Initiative
Cindy Johnston is one of the most beloved employees in Locke Lord’s Dallas office. She also helped shape former Houston Bar Association President Alistair Dawson’s vision for Project TRAIN, a program that is being recognized this week at the State Bar Annual Meeting in Houston with a Star of Achievement Award.
SEC Charges Texas Coastal Energy, CEO with Fraud
Dallas-based Texas Coastal Energy Company and its CEO committed federal securities fraud by lying to investors and misappropriating $2.6 million of their money, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday.
Jones Day Pittsburgh Partner Relocates to Dallas
Peter Laun has helped recover more than $1.3 billion for clients as a plaintiff and defended commercial claims as large as $1.6 billion, according to a firm announcement.
Dallas Employment Partner Joins McGinnis Lochridge
Alex Stevens rejoins former Haynes and Boone colleague Felicity Fowler, who recently helped open McGinnis Lochridge’s Dallas office.
Willkie Adds More Depth to Private Equity Team in Houston
Jessica Sheridan recently joined Willkie from Sidley.
Husch Blackwell Lateral Hire in Milwaukee to Serve Dallas Office
A spokeswoman for the firm said Derek Taylor will work along the lawyers who recently joined Husch Blackwell from Gardere to build the financial services practice across the two regions.
Five Feared Words in Dallas Corporate Law: Kirkland is Coming to Town
The North Texas corporate legal industry has experienced monumental structural changes during the past year, but the business law community is suddenly facing the possibility of a major disruption that could change how business M&A law is practiced in Dallas for the next generation.