Carol Burke, Susan Berry and Kimberlee Cagle were previously at Reed Smith.
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Haynes and Boone Expands in London
The former managing partner of Hunton Andrews Kurth’s London office and three of her colleagues have lateraled to Haynes and Boone.
Bell Nunnally Partner Ben Riemer Elected to Dallas Chamber Symphony Board
Riemer is also involved with CASA and has a pending pro bono case with Texas Appleseed.
Houston Judge Signs Order to Halt Sales of Fake Merch on Eagles Tour – Updated
A federal judge in Houston issued a preliminary injunction on Monday that bans
the sale of bootlegged Eagles merchandise at concerts as the band’s 2018 North American tour continues.
Corporate Deal Tracker Weekly Roundup: 13 Firms, 97 Texas Lawyers, 15 Deals, $8.8B
As summer began, deal-making activity among Texas lawyers began to slack, at least in terms of total values, with $8.8 billion worth of transactions last week versus $14.2 billion the previous week. However, there were 15 deals — two more than the prior week – and 97 lawyers involved, versus 80 the previous week. Thirteen firms were represented versus 14 in the prior period.
SCOTX Delivers Blows To Xerox, Dentists in Medicaid Fraud Cases
The Texas Supreme Court Friday delivered a one-two punch to a group of dentists and a state contractor who were pointing fingers at each other over allegations of massive fraud in the state’s Medicaid orthodontic program.
SCOTX: Did Someone Interfere with your Inheritance? Too Bad.
The Texas Supreme Court ruled on Friday that there is no cause of action in Texas for intentional interference with inheritance, a ruling that will not allow the heirs of a wealthy oilman to invalidate a will change that gave a bulk of their inheritance to charities.
SCOTX Trashes Laredo’s Plastic-Bag-Ban Ordinance
The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that the City of Laredo’s plastic-bag-ban ordinance is invalid and cannot be enforced because it directly conflicts with a superseding state law passed in 2015.
Jury Awards Former Glazer’s Liquor Executives $2.4M in Lost Compensation
A Dallas County jury has awarded $2.4 million to two former executives of Glazer’s liquor distribution company, finding they were owed compensation when the company combined with Southern Wine & Spirits in 2016.
Akin Gump Lures Houston Tax Expert
Jocelyn Tau was previously at Hunton Andrews Kurth, where she made partner in April.