Paul Stafford left the litigation boutique he helped start, Stafford Barrow, to join T&K’s Dallas office as counsel.
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Mike Lanier Selected to The National Trial Lawyers’ Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame
Lanier has secured more than $12 billion for clients throughout his career, according to the firm’s announcement.
Mike Lanier Selected to The National Trial Lawyers' Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame
Lanier has secured more than $12 billion for clients throughout his career, according to the firm’s announcement.
Baker Botts Leads Major Antitrust Trial for Waste Control Specialists
Antitrust trials are usually dominated by dreadfully boring expert testimony over economic models and vertical v. horizontal agreements. Van Beckwith is representing Valhi subsidiary Waste Control Specialists of Dallas against the U.S. Justice Dept. in the first antitrust trial of the Trump era. About 180 West Texas jobs and $367 million are at stake. This trial conducted earlier this month was anything but boring. In fact, it got personal. The Texas Lawbook has the details.
Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas Honors Winners of 17th Annual Women’s Advocacy Awards
The winners included AT&T, Haynes and Boone senior counsel Barry McNeil and Jones Day.
Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas Honors Winners of 17th Annual Women's Advocacy Awards
The winners included AT&T, Haynes and Boone senior counsel Barry McNeil and Jones Day.
Adams and Reese Grows Houston Litigation Practice, Adds Partner Staton Childers and Four Other Attorneys
Childers concentrates his practice on construction litigation and commercial matters. His client list includes Baker Hughes, Jacobs and TNT Crane.
Austin Law Firm Michael Best Signs Andrew Eisenberg as Partner
Eisenberg is the former general counsel of Austin-based medical startup Audiotoniq.
MehaffyWeber Lures Five Houston Attorneys
The additions from LeClairRyan also provide an opportunity to launch a Las Vegas office.
President Trump’s Tax Reforms: What Alternative Asset Managers Need to Know
Love it or hate it, the President’s current tax proposal could have a substantial impact on the alternative asset industry. The authors of this article highlight a number of the President’s proposed reforms, with the aim of providing a measured analysis of the potential real-world implications for certain taxpayers and, specifically, the alternative asset industry.