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Polsinelli Shareholder Henry Talavera Appointed to ABA Hispanic Commission
Talavera, a member of Polsinelli’s employee benefits and executive compensation practice, will help the ABA Commission on Hispanic Legal Rights and Responsibilities develop solutions for the legal profession to better meet the needs of the Hispanic community.
East Texas is Patent Capital No More
East Texas has lost its status as America’s top place to sue for patent infringement. Delaware is the new king of patent litigation. During the past four months, plaintiffs filed nearly twice as many patent cases in Delaware than they did in the Tyler-based Eastern District of Texas, according to Lex Machina. The Texas Lawbook has the exclusive data and the details.
SCOTX Considers Future of Lawsuit against Payday Lenders
When Cash Biz didn’t get paid on time, the payday lender sought help from the criminal justice system. Now faced with lawsuits for their overstep, the company is claiming a right to arbitration, but the Texas Supreme Court is going to have a say about that.
Corp. Deal Tracker Weekly Round Up: Midstream M&A, IPO’s Highlight Week, Along With Chevron, Nabors Deals
Fresh off the $2.2 billion acquisition of the Houston Rockets, Texas billionaire Tilman Fertitta has done another deal and a $1.4 billion securities offering. The Landry’s/Golden Nugget transaction was one of several deals that kept Texas corporate lawyers busy last week. AKK, Baker Botts, DLA Piper, HayBoo, Jones Day, Latham, Locke Lord and V&E were among the firms leading the transactions.
SCOTX Considers the Future of a Lawsuit Against Payday Lenders
When Cash Biz, a payday lender, didn’t get paid on time, they sought help from the criminal justice system. Now faced with lawsuits for their overstep, the company is claiming a right to arbitration, ,but the Texas Supreme Court is going to have a say about that. Janet Elliott has the details in The Texas Lawbook.
TX AG Sues Three Businesses for Price Gouging; Hundreds More Cases May Follow
Three Texas businesses – two service stations and one motel owner – violated state consumer protection laws prohibiting price gouging during times of natural disaster, the state attorney general announced Tuesday. The state has received more than 3,000 complaints of price gouging since Hurricane Harvey devastated South Texas.
National Consumer Finance Law Firm Opens in Texas with Former GC of Cash America
Hudson Cook, a national consumer finance law firm, announced today it has selected three attorneys with ties to Fort Worth-based payday lender Cash America to lead its entry in Texas.
The Hanover, Maryland-based law firm now has 13 offices nationwide with the addition of the DFW outpost in downtown Fort Worth.
Oklahoma Law Firm Lures Two Gardere Partners to Open Dallas Office
This is the third office and first outside of Oklahoma for the 130-attorney law firm Crowe & Dunlevy.
Texas Appellate Bar Leader Lands at Haynes and Boone
Mike Hatchell, a leader of the Texas appellate bar, has joined forces with longtime friends Nina Cortell and Anne Johnson at Haynes and Boone.