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Merger Mania – Are Texas Law Firms Catching the Fever?

Once a month, corporate law firm leaders in Texas get a phone call or a visit from competitors headquartered outside the state – sometimes across the ocean – interested in

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Atlanta Law Firm Opens Second TX Office in Houston

Kilpatrick Townsend is launching a Houston office with a 13-lawyer team from Coats Rose.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Winston Adds Another Partner from Fish in Dallas

Scott Thomas reunites with Tom Melsheimer and other former colleagues.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Barnes & Thornburg Grows Dallas Corporate Practice – Updated

John Dickey was most recently with Polsinelli.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Kelly Hart Partner Cheryl Leb Recognized by The National Diversity Council

Leb has been named one of the Top 50 Women in Law in Dallas by the organization.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Two TX-based Dykema Cox Smith Attorneys Appointed to Executive Board

Erin Fonté and Wilhelm Liebmann will serve three-year terms beginning on Jan. 1.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Houston Judge and San Antonio EEOC Attorney to Receive ABA Stonewall Award

Houston judge Phyllis Randolph Frye and San Antonio attorney Eduardo Juarez have been selected as recipients by the American Bar Association’s Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity for its Stonewall Award.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Haynes and Boone Adds Employee Benefits Expert Lori Troutman

Troutman, who is based in Houston, was previously at Baker Botts.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Fishing in the Right Pond: Careful Forum Selection May Keep Trade Secret Defendants on the Hook

Texas’ Third District Court of Appeals recently held that the state’s anti-SLAPP statute covers private commercial speech and association in addition to constitutionally protected rights. This adds to the challenges businesses face in litigating trade secret misappropriation cases against former employees. But recent Fifth Circuit case law suggests filing in federal court could be a better option.

October 11, 2017 Mark Curriden

Mergermarket: Evercore Tops Financial Advisers in Texas

Evercore continues its reign as the financial adviser handling the most M&A involving Texas-based businesses. Piper Jaffray, JPMorgan, Barclays, Citi and Moelis saw the number of deals in which they are advising jump significantly. The Texas Lawbook has these exclusive numbers from Mergermarket.

October 10, 2017 Mark Curriden

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Michael Blankenship
Jeffrey Brill
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Ian Brown
Stuart Campbell
Jack Chadderdon
Paul Clement
Erin Nealy Cox
Scott Craig
Kevin Crews
Shamus Crosby
Hannah M. Crowe
Geoffrey Culbertson
Sean Cunningham
John Daywalt
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James Ducayet
Brian K. Erickson
Scott Everett
Weiru Fang
Elizabeth Freeman
Tad Freese
Melanie Fry
Geoff Gannaway
Paul Genender
John J. Gilluly III
Rodney Gilstrap
Andrew Gorham
John Greer
Joseph Grinstein
Matthew Haddad
Colleen Haile
Breen Haire
Shahmeer Halepota
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Troy Harder
Rusty Hardin
Michael Hawes
Nathan Hecht
Stephen Hessler
Hillary Holmes
Marc Jaffe
Lauren Jenkins
David Jones
Atma Kabad
Susan Kennedy
David Kinder
Justin King
Allan Kirk
Melanie Koltermann
Doug Kubehl
Joe Laurel
Sang Lee
Steven Lockhart
Arthur Lotz
Barbara Lynn
Mike Lynn
Nora McGuffey
Stephanie McPhail
Mark Melton
Jeri Leigh Miller
Kimberly A. Moore
Mark Moore
Shelby Morgan
Alia Moses
Davis Mosmeyer III
Darren Nicholson
Eamon Nolan
Ivy Nowinski
Holland O’Neil
George Padis
Ian Peck
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Chase Proctor
Doug Rayburn
Joel Reese
Kevin Richardson
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Seth Rubinson
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Ana Sanchez
Vincenzo Santini
Jeffrey Scharfstein
Robert Schroeder III
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