After seeing increased activity around Texas regarding issues surrounding property rights and infrastructure, the law schools at The University of Texas and University of Houston have responded by launching the state’s first eminent domain course. Lawyers at Johns Marrs Ellis & Hodge are spearheading the effort.
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Banking Industry M&A Stagnates; Energy Market Gets Some of the Blame
There once was a time when Texas banks drew a price premium, and the Southwest led the country in banking M&A activity. Those days are gone. At least this year.
It’s slow out there. Low oil prices, financial regulation, depressed stock prices and mediocre economic indicators are playing a role in the region’s anemic banking merger-and-acquisition market.
Banking Industry M&A Stagnates; Energy Market Gets Some of the Blame
There once was a time when Texas banks drew a price premium, and the Southwest led the country in banking M&A activity. Those days are gone. At least this year.
It’s slow out there. Low oil prices, financial regulation, depressed stock prices and mediocre economic indicators are playing a role in the region’s anemic banking merger-and-acquisition market.
Lawyer Couple Helps Free Nonviolent Drug Offender From Behind Bars
Many married couples might cringe at the thought of working together, but Houston corporate lawyers Darin Schultz and Christina Vitale treasure the opportunity.
Updated: $4.4B Range Resources-MRD Merger Hopefully Part of New ‘Wave’ of M&A
© 2015 The Texas Lawbook. By Natalie Posgate (May 16) – Fort Worth-based Range Resources broke two company records today when it announced its merger agreement with a fellow independent
Updated: $4.4B Range Resources-MRD Merger Hopefully Part of New ‘Wave’ of M&A
© 2015 The Texas Lawbook. By Natalie Posgate (May 16) – Fort Worth-based Range Resources broke two company records today when it announced its merger agreement with a fellow independent
How True Science Won a Dog (and Cat) Fight Against Mars
© 2016 The Texas Lawbook. By Jeff Bounds (May 16) – A Houston-based trial team at Winston & Strawn has engineered a huge victory for a small Pacific Northwest firm
ATF Says Fatal West Explosion was Result of a Criminal Act
Government officials determined Wednesday that the 2013 fatal explosion in West, Texas was deliberate, and is offering the public up to $50,000 for information leading to an arrest.
Gibson Dunn Represents Dean Foods in $155M Ice Cream Co. Acquisition
The firm is leading Dean Foods Company’s $155 million purchase of Friendly’s Ice Cream.
Judge: Wyly Bros. ‘Committed Tax Fraud’
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Barbara Houser, in a 425-page opinion, ruled late Tuesday that Dallas entrepreneurs Sam and Charles Wyly committed tax fraud when they created a series of offshore trusts in the Isle of Man in the 1990s to shield more than $1 billion for the family tax-free.