Langenkamp, who was previously at Sidley Austin, focuses his corporate practice in the energy industry.
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Kevin Cadwell lateraled over from Reed Smith.
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Baker Botts Partner Travis Sales Elected Fellow of ACTL
Sales joins other Baker Botts American College of Trial Lawyers Fellows William Jeffress, Rod Phelan and Andrew Lankler.
Four Gardere Partners Elected Fellows of Texas Bar Foundation
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M&A Deal Count by Law Firm (Q1-Q4 2016)
M&A Deal Count by Law Firm (Q1-Q4 2016)
Corp. Deal Tracker: M&A Firm Leaderboard Played Musical Chairs in 2016
For most Texas-based M&A lawyers, 2016 was not in line with one of Charles Dickens’ most famous lines: it was neither the best of times nor the worst of times for corporate transactional work. But some changes occurred among the law firm leaderboard.
New data from The Texas Lawbook’s Corporate Deal Tracker reveals which firms stayed at the very top for handling the most M&A work in 2016 and which firms got booted out of the top by others. This report provides a full analysis on the new rankings and insights from firm leaders for how deal flow is looking in 2017.
Corp. Deal Tracker: M&A Firm Leaderboard Played Musical Chairs in 2016
For most Texas-based M&A lawyers, 2016 was not in line with one of Charles Dickens’ most famous lines: it was neither the best of times nor the worst of times for corporate transactional work. But some changes occurred among the law firm leaderboard.
New data from The Texas Lawbook’s Corporate Deal Tracker reveals which firms stayed at the very top for handling the most M&A work in 2016 and which firms got booted out of the top by others. This report provides a full analysis on the new rankings and insights from firm leaders for how deal flow is looking in 2017.
AZA Firm Scores $9 Million Verdict Against Motorola Mobility
A federal jury in Marshall on Friday ordered Motorola Mobility to pay $9.17 million for deliberately infringing on a small Plano-based licensing firm’s patents for technology that helps create high-definition voice for cell phones. The win is the latest for Saint Lawrence Communications in patent fights in the U.S. and Germany against seven of the world’s largest cell-phone makers.