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T&K Associate Mackenzie Wallace Elected President of FBA's Dallas Chapter
Wallace, the first woman to serve as president of the organization in 10 years, plans to create an event focusing on women for the fall and spring.
Dykema Cox Smith Senior Counsel John Dulske Named President of San Antonio FBA
Dulske focuses his practice on federal procurement litigation, contract administration and claims litigation and bid protest work.
Gardere Houston Partner Cristina Solomon Named to TEW Women on the Move List
The Texas Executive Women recognizes 10 women in Houston each year for their contributions to business and community service.
Polsinelli Builds Up Dallas Labor and Employment Practice
Thomas Reddin discusses the hottest areas in employment law, including sexual discrimination and mandatory paid leave.
T&K Counsel Sue Murphy Named to Houston Literary Arts Nonprofit Advisory Board
Murphy will serve two years on the Inprint board.
Updated – Kirkland Lures Houston Litigator Jamie Aycock from Prominent Litigation Boutique
Aycock, a former briefing attorney for Texas Supreme Court Justice Nathan Hecht, lateraled over from the Houston litigation boutique AZA.
Norton Rose Fulbright Wins an Appeal in Long-running Mineral Rights Case
Norton Rose Fulbright’s recent win in a Texarkana appeals court involves a nearly decade-long dispute over ownership rights in the Haynesville Shale. The legal battle’s complexity is truly remarkable; one could even say it resembles an episode-specific character web from the HBO hit series “Game of Thrones.” The Lawbook has the details.
Houston Energy M&A Journalist Claire Poole Joins Lawbook Team
Respected energy M&A journalist Claire Poole is joining The Texas Lawbook team as a contributing correspondent in Houston covering corporate transactions and the legal profession. Claire spent 16 years at The Deal covering M&A, private equity and securities offerings in the oil patch. We are honored to have her join our team.
Bracewell Advises Apache in $713M Exit from Canada
Apache has exited Canada through the closing of three different transactions. The Houston-based energy company said it will use the $713 million in proceeds to focus on the Permian Basin, fund its capital program, and reduce debt.