Gase, who joined the firm in 2013, focuses her Dallas-based practice on contractual disputes, breach of fiduciary duties, fraud, securities law violations, bankruptcy and environmental matters.
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Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors Names Stephanie Gase Partner in Dallas
Gase, who joined the firm in 2013, focuses her Dallas-based practice on contractual disputes, breach of fiduciary duties, fraud, securities law violations, bankruptcy and environmental matters.
Greenberg Traurig Shareholder Christopher Bell Receives Meritorious Service Award from ANSI
The ANSI Leadership and Service Awards are given to individuals that have made significant contributions to national and international standardization activities, according to the announcement.
T&K Partner Greg Curry Awarded 2015 Founders Award from TADC
Curry served as president of TADC from 2009-2010 and has held various other leadership roles in the organization.
T&K Partner Greg Curry Awarded 2015 Founders Award from TADC
Curry served as president of TADC from 2009-2010 and has held various other leadership roles in the organization.
Fisher & Phillips Adds Two Partners in Houston
Teresa Valderrama and Jeff Barnes join from Jackson Lewis.
Fisher & Phillips Adds Two Partners in Houston
Teresa Valderrama and Jeff Barnes join from Jackson Lewis.
Lanier Law Firm Names Dara Hegar Managing Attorney
Hegar will lead the firm’s three offices in Houston, New York and Los Angeles.
Greenberg Traurig Lures Real Estate Shareholder Carey Venditti to Austin Office
Venditti focuses her practice on real estate development and investments; mixed-use, commercial, residential, planned community and condominium projects; and public-private partnerships.
Eye Docs v. Wal-Mart Fight over Private AG Enforcement and Exemplary Damages
The legal battle between four Texas eye doctors and Wal-Mart has found its way to the Supreme Court of Texas over the issue of exemplary damages in private attorney general actions. The eventual decision by the state’s highest court could produce a precedent that lawyers claim would cause a surge in lawsuits seeking big-dollar damages under state laws usually reserved for regulatory enforcement by governmental authorities, such as the state attorney general. The lawyers are James Ho for WalMart and Russell Post for the eye docs.