Stock and trade jitters may have been behind it, but last week’s transactional activity was…limp. Eleven deals, eight firms and 32 lawyers firmed up $2.5 billion worth of business. Along with the names and numbers, Claire Poole shares her insights on the deals in ,em>The Texas Lawbook.
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DLA Piper’s Big Texas Play
The firm has been on a lateral hiring spree during the past year that has increased its lawyer headcount in the state by 50 percent.
Strasburger Finally Announces Merger: Third Involving a Major Texas Firm this Month
The firm will operate in Texas as Clark Strasburger, but as Clark Hill everywhere else.
John McDowell Jumps to Dallas Trial Firm
Former Andrews Kurth Kenyon litigation partner John McDowell has joined forces with longtime friends and fellow Hughes & Luce ex-pats Paul Koning and Bobby Rubarts at the Dallas trial law firm Koning Rubarts.
SEC Charges So. TX Businessmen with Ponzi Fraud Targeting Elderly
Two South Texas businesses and their executives operated a pair of Ponzi schemes to raise $3.6 million from dozens of elderly investors as old as 101 and used a good portion of the money for personal reasons, including country club memberships, spa treatments, maid service and tithing to a church, according to federal charges brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Updated – From $50 in the Bank to Tuesday’s $502M Verdict Against Apple: Meet Caldwell Cassady & Curry
Meet Caldwell Cassady & Curry. They started with a $50 bank account and a dedicated client. Now they wear jeans to work, name their conference rooms after hip-hop artists and score verdicts in the hundreds of millions. Natalie Posgate explains who they are, where they come from and why Apple wishes they’d go away.
Former Directors of Litigation at TCEQ Join Holland & Knight in Austin
John Riley and Paul Sarahan were previously at Kelley Drye.
Barnes & Thornburg Signs Lease to More than Double its Dallas Office Space
The Indianapolis law firm is moving to the new PwC Tower in the fall.
Munsch Hardt Taps Two Dallas Shareholders to Lead Diversity Committee
Nolan Knight and Michael Krywucki have been tasked with leading the firm’s diversity and inclusion efforts.
SCOTX: SA School Teacher Bullied, Not Sexually Harassed. Case Closed.
The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday invalid a complaint of same-sex sexual harassment. The behavior, which involved two female middle school teachers, was not shown the be motivated by sexual desire. Critics say the decision undermines the rights of workers at an important moment of social awareness. Janet Elliott has the details in The Texas Lawbook.