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Norton Rose Fulbright Elects Next U.S. Managing Partner
Daryl Lansdale, Jr., who is currently the head of Norton Rose Fulbright’s U.S. business practice, will take the reins from Linda Addison on Jan. 1, 2017 and lead the U.S. operations of the largest law firm in Texas.
Lansdale, who is based in Houston and San Antonio, says there is a “ton of opportunity” in the legal market today.
Updated: Phillips 66 Partners Sets Record for its Largest Dropdown Acquisition
Houston-based Phillips 66 is selling 30 crude refined products and natural gas liquids assets to its master limited partnership, Phillips 66 Partners, for $1.3 billion, the companies said Tuesday.
At least one Texas law firm, Vinson & Elkins, is involved in the deal. The Texas Lawbook is checking with others.
Bringing a Business-Minded Approach to Mediation: Q&A with Johnson Conflict Resolution’s L. J. Johnson
© 2016 The Texas Lawbook. One of the most interesting recent developments in commercial litigation is the manner in which a new generation of mediators is using creative and business-minded
Bringing a Business-Minded Approach to Mediation: Q&A with Johnson Conflict Resolution’s L. J. Johnson
© 2016 The Texas Lawbook. One of the most interesting recent developments in commercial litigation is the manner in which a new generation of mediators is using creative and business-minded
Exxon Mobil GC Jack Balagia Passes Baton to Randall Ebner
Exxon Mobil General Counsel Jack Balagia has announced he is officially retiring as the Irving-based oil and gas giant’s top lawyer in three weeks. Balagia, who has been with Exxon Mobil for 18 years, says current assistant general counsel Randall Ebner will succeed him as the company’s chief legal officer.
Supreme Court Revisits Pipeline Eminent Domain Issue
The Texas Supreme Court is revisiting the high-profile issue of when pipelines are common carriers allowed to condemn private property. Once again the dispute involves the Denbury Green Pipeline that transports carbon dioxide through southeast Texas.
Free Speech vs. Offensive Trademarks: Implications of the Supreme Court’s Decision to Hear Lee v. Tam
The trademark legal battle being fought by the Asian-American band named “The Slants” has entered a new arena. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear The Slants case and make a decision that will answer the question: does the government have the right to reject registration of disparaging trademarks?
Free Speech vs. Offensive Trademarks: Implications of the Supreme Court’s Decision to Hear Lee v. Tam
The trademark legal battle being fought by the Asian-American band named “The Slants” has entered a new arena. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear The Slants case and make a decision that will answer the question: does the government have the right to reject registration of disparaging trademarks?
Free Speech vs. Offensive Trademarks: Implications of the Supreme Court’s Decision to Hear Lee v. Tam
The trademark legal battle being fought by the Asian-American band named “The Slants” has entered a new arena. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear The Slants case and make a decision that will answer the question: does the government have the right to reject registration of disparaging trademarks?