The Dallas-based firm named new partners in Austin, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York and Richardson.
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Norton Rose Fulbright Mints Eight Texas Partners
Norton Rose Fulbright minted 46 new partners globally.
McKool Smith Announces Six Principal Promotions in Texas
The prominent commercial litigation firm minted new principals from each of its three Texas offices.
Bracewell Elects Houston Partner Will Anderson to Management Committee
Anderson co-chairs the firm’s corporate and securities department and leads its financial institutions practice.
Health Care GC Joins FisherBroyles in Houston
Janna King will practice in the cloud-based law firm’s health and pharmacy group.
DBJ: DFW’s largest bankruptcies of 2018 include taco chain, energy firm
Taco Bueno’s bankruptcy may have been one of the most notable in North Texas during 2018, but it wasn’t the biggest.
DBJ: Another Dallas Investment Firm Raising More than $1B for New Fund
Dallas private equity financier Newstone Capital Partners is aiming to raise $1.25 billion for a fourth fund, according to a recent regulatory filing.
New CBRE Report Highlights Factors for Law Firm Growth in Texas
As the legal environment becomes more competitive, law firms are expanding into markets that offer lower costs, strong business environments and large, growing millennial populations – including markets like Austin, Dallas and Houston – according to a new report from commercial real estate firm CBRE.
2018 In Review: The Top 10 Texas M&A Deals
There are lots of reasons for mergers and acquisitions: to simplify corporate structure; to diversify product mix; to extend geographic reach. There is also the need for cash: to pay down debt, to boost shareholder return or to invest in lucrative prospects. In her Top 10 Texas M&A Deals, Claire Poole found an array of those motives on display in 2018.
SCOTX Endorses Arbitration – Yet Again
In yet another show of support for mandatory arbitration, the Texas Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that a duly assigned arbitrator has the power to decide a dispute, even when it involves conflicting court orders. The Lawbook’s Janet Elliott explains.