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Loyola University New Orleans College of Law Names New Dean
Judge Madeleine Landrieu of the Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals will begin serving as the new dean of her alma mater this summer.
Reed Smith Adds Two Partners to Houston Office
Bart Huffman and Daniella Landers lateraled over from Locke Lord and Katten, respectively.
T&K Grows Mexico City Office
Luis Moreno Treviño was previously the administrative partner of Haynes and Boone’s Mexico City office. He is joined by associate Roxana Burciaga Contreras.
T&K Grows Mexico City Office
Luis Moreno Treviño was previously the administrative partner of Haynes and Boone’s Mexico City office. He is joined by associate Roxana Burciaga Contreras.
Fish Names Kevin Gray Managing Principal of Dallas Office
Gray, who has served as assistant managing principal for the past six years, succeeds Tom Melsheimer.
After Slow 2016, Optimism for Equity Offerings in 2017
Huge gains in the stock market since the election and an expectation of some form of tax reform and relaxation of regulations has many market professionals bullish on prospects for 2017, Bill Howell, a Dallas partner at Sidley, writes.
In Texas, Howell notes that while we may see just a handful of technology, biotech and other industry representatives like Austin-based Yeti complete IPOs this year, energy will likely drive the number of new entrants to the public markets as in years past.
Dykema Cox Smith’s Eduardo Espinosa Elected to DHLF Board of Directors
Espinosa will serve a two-year term ending on Dec. 31, 2018.
Dykema Cox Smith's Eduardo Espinosa Elected to DHLF Board of Directors
Espinosa will serve a two-year term ending on Dec. 31, 2018.
Mergermarket: Elite National Firms Get Fattest Slice of TX Megadeals
The battle to represent Texas corporations in their largest mergers, acquisitions and divestitures is being won by a half-dozen law firms with offices in Texas and more than a dozen that have no presence in the state at all.
New data from independent research firm Mergermarket: shows Texas-based businesses are turning to national law firms headquartered outside of the state to handle the crème de la crème of mega-mergers, acquisitions and divestitures in 2016.