Esteemed bankruptcy lawyer Stephen Youngman, who worked on the historic American Airlines Chapter 11 restructuring, died Monday “after a courageous battle with cancer,” firm officials said.
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Corp. Deal Tracker Weekly Round-Up: 15 Firms and 106 TX Lawyers Advise on 15 Deals Worth $4.7B
A lot of the action happened around oil and gas pipelines given rising production and possible takeaway restraints around certain parts of the country, including acquisitions and joint ventures.
V&E Wins $31M IP Defense Verdict for HTC
(May 14) – An East Texas jury on Friday threw out claims that HTC Corp. infringed on a former U.S. government rocket scientists’ patent on user interface and infrared universal remote control technology.
SEC Senior Lawyer Joins FlowServe
Michael Jackman’s departure is the latest blow for the SEC’s Fort Worth Regional Office, which has seen several of its top and most experienced lawyers leave for the private sector during the past year.
SCOTX: Dallas Morning News Column maybe ‘Callous’ but not ‘Defamatory’
A 2010 column in The Dallas Morning News may have been “callous,” may have left out key facts and may have even portrayed a North Texas family of being deceptive about the death of their teen-aged son, but the article was an “opinion” piece that was “literally true” and thus not a breach of defamation laws in Texas, the Texas Supreme Court ruled unanimously.
EDTX Federal Judge Tosses, then Reinstates $75M Patent Judgment
(May 11) – The on-again, off-again $75 million patent infringement judgment for Ericsson is back again. And another $35 million has been added to the award by a U.S. Magistrate in East Texas. The Texas Lawbook has details on the 35-page opinion.
Willkie Boosts Houston Energy Practice with Former King & Spalding Partner
Archie Fallon’s energy practice includes a particular emphasis on advising private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies in midstream and infrastructure projects.
OKC Law Firm Taps Ex-Strasburger Partner to Lead Dallas Outpost
A corporate M&A attorney who was a former lateral hiring partner at Strasburger has joined forces with a 70-lawyer Oklahoma City law firm to launch its Dallas office.
SEC Charges Paralegal with Municipal Securities Violations
The SEC’s Fort Worth Regional Office announced Wednesday that it has charged and settled a case against an Edinburg paralegal-turned-registered municipal advisor accused of defrauding a South Texas school district involving multiple municipal bond offerings.
Norton Rose Fulbright, Gibson Dunn Advise in $1.12B Asset Sale
Canadian oil and gas pipeline giant Enbridge announced a large asset sale on Wednesday. Lawyers from Norton Rose Fulbright counseled Enbridge’s U.S. affiliate on the sale of Midcoast Operating to ArcLight Capital Partners-backed AL Midcoast Holdings for $1.12 billion in cash. Gibson Dunn led the deal for ArcLight.