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V&E Picks Up Energy M&A Pro Bryan Loocke
Loocke says V&E’s platform and the opportunity to work on deals for more private equity firms and publicly-traded companies attracted him to join its ranks.
V&E Picks Up Energy M&A Pro Bryan Loocke
Loocke says V&E’s platform and the opportunity to work on deals for more private equity firms and publicly-traded companies attracted him to join its ranks.
Baker & McKenzie Brings Back Labor and Employment Expert Celina Joachim
Joachim, who spent the first ten years of her legal career at Baker & McKenzie, was most recently in-house at Houston-based Direct Energy.
Baker & McKenzie Brings Back Labor and Employment Expert Celina Joachim
Joachim, who spent the first ten years of her legal career at Baker & McKenzie, was most recently in-house at Houston-based Direct Energy.
Polsinelli Adds to Real Estate Finance and Health Care Litigation Practices in Dallas
The Kansas City-based firm added five new lawyers to the mix after moving into new office space at Frost Tower.
David Cabrales Jumps to Gardere
The former general counsel to Texas Gov. Rick Perry joins Gardere’s litigation group and will assist the firm’s government affairs team in Austin.
Bracewell and AZA Prevail in Fifth Circuit for Investment Bank – Updated
A federal appeals court recently affirmed the August 2014 dismissal of energy investment bank Mueller Chen & Co. from a $46.5 million lawsuit brought by International Energy Ventures Management for a fee dispute that resulted from a deal involving the two companies.
Royalty Owners Win MSJ Against Chesapeake, Trial Day Approaches
A group of Fort Worth area mineral owners, including members of the wealthy Bass family, prevailed this past week in a summary judgment ruling that supports one of their fundamental claims in their lawsuit against Chesapeake Energy entities.
Frank Branson, Gruber Hurst and Beckmen Law Score Record $71 Million Win in West Texas
The two lawyers and their firms scored a record $61-plus million win in Fisher County when the jury determined a group of business partners conspired to cut their clients out of a lucrative mineral rights leasing deal