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DBJ: Neiman Marcus paying $1.6M to settle data breach lawsuit
The class action lawsuit alleged that the Dallas luxury retailer suffered a data breach that spanned six months and exposed payment information for 350,000 shoppers.
Plaintiffs have also hailed the lawsuit as a victory for securing customer payment information.
DBJ: Law firm moves headquarters to Dallas’ Union project
Akin Gump has confirmed its corporate office move to three floors within The Union Dallas, a mixed-use development under construction near Uptown Dallas.
DBJ: Law firm moves headquarters to Dallas’ Union project
Akin Gump has confirmed its corporate office move to three floors within The Union Dallas, a mixed-use development under construction near Uptown Dallas.
DBJ: Law firm moves headquarters to Dallas' Union project
Akin Gump has confirmed its corporate office move to three floors within The Union Dallas, a mixed-use development under construction near Uptown Dallas.
Texas Lawbook Exclusive: Business Law Firms Announce Record Rate Hikes – GCs Respond
Two-dozen corporate general counsel tell The Texas Lawbook that their outside law firms are raising rates to record high levels. Scores of Texas business lawyers now charge $1,000 or more per hour and another 200 are likely to cross the $1,000-an-hour threshold in the next couple years.
Supreme Court Rules Against D Magazine and Court Reliance on Wikipedia
© 2017 The Texas Lawbook. By Allen Pusey (March 17) – The Supreme Court of Texas Friday allowed a defamation suit against D Magazine to proceed while rejecting an appeals
Supreme Court Rules Against D Magazine and Court Reliance on Wikipedia
© 2017 The Texas Lawbook. By Allen Pusey (March 17) – The Supreme Court of Texas Friday allowed a defamation suit against D Magazine to proceed while rejecting an appeals
Supreme Court Rules Against D Magazine and Court Reliance on Wikipedia
© 2017 The Texas Lawbook. By Allen Pusey (March 17) – The Supreme Court of Texas Friday allowed a defamation suit against D Magazine to proceed while rejecting an appeals
Locke Lord and Kelly Hart Help Launch New Austin Minerals Company
A group of lawyers from Locke Lord and Kelly Hart & Hallman said Thursday that they worked on a deal that facilitated the formation of Luxe Minerals, a new private Austin-based company that acquires mineral and royalty interests in premier basins in the U.S.