The transactions of the past week were generated in more varied sectors than the usual oil and gas industry. Rental, healthcare, tradeshow, food and real estate deals all made a showing – evidence that Texas is no one-trick pony.
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Woodlands-based Nexeo Solutions Agrees to $2 Billion Sale
The Woodlands-based chemicals and plastics distributor Nexeo Solutions announced Monday it had agreed to be purchased by Univar of Illinois for $2 billion, including debt.
West Texas Celebrates Investiture of Judge David Counts
Friends, family and colleagues were there to celebrate the remarkable career of a lawyer who has done it all: from convicting a famous serial killer to winning confirmation from a highly partisan U.S. Senate, 96-0.
V&E, Latham and Baker Botts Dominate Capital Markets Work in H1 2018
Corporate Deal Tracker data also shows that the legal industry in Texas for the CapM practice is quickly evolving as the result of the heated lateral market, and that the rankings could be be vastly different during the second half of 2018.
SEC Charges Colleyville Broker-Dealer with Fraud
Thomas Caufield was not a character in J.D. Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye, but the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission says he has been up to no good nonetheless.
Jury: Crossroads Church Owes Ex-Pastor $3.7M
The jury found that church leaders violated a legally binding commitment it made to its former executive pastor of 20 years and his wife.
Lynn Pinker Files Trade Secrets Lawsuit Against Boeing
The lawsuit that alleges the aircraft manufacturing giant stole trade secrets from an insurance company that had proposed creating a private alternative to the Export-Import Bank, the U.S. government’s official credit agency.
Kasowitz Picks Up Houston Restructuring Partner
Kyung Lee previously led the restructuring and reorganization group at Diamond McCarthy, where he practiced for nearly 17 years.
Gardner Haas Wins Major Fraud Sanctions in Delaware Chancery Court
Litigation writer Natalie Posgate has the story of a defendant who couldn’t stop fibbing, even under oath.
Jones Walker Adds Another Former Energy Executive to Houston Office
The Louisiana-based law firm announced on Wednesday that Jim Noe, one of the original members of the management team of Hercules Offshore, joined the firm as special counsel.