Mexico City-based IEnova said Monday that it is purchasing two wind facilities from Blackstone-backed Fisterra Energy for $852 million. The purchase includes the assumption of about $477 million in debt.
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Ten Things General Counsel Need to Know: How to Delegate – The Essentials
Most lawyers suck at delegating, primarily because no one ever taught us how to delegate. They just told us to delegate, which is about as helpful as telling us to invent rocket fuel. Becoming good at delegation, however, will allow you to be more productive and get your work done within a reasonable set of hours every day. This edition of “Ten Things” discusses “how” to delegate:
Baker Botts Advises Afghan Government on Gas to Power Project
Houston-based Baker Botts said Thursday that it is representing the Government of Afghanistan on long-term planning for a public-private partnership for a major gas to power project that will support rebuilding of the Afghan natural gas sector.
Standly Hamilton Secures $20M Verdict Against Plano Doctor
A Dallas jury unanimously awarded $19.7 million to the family of a deceased hospital worker who was left brain-dead under her doctor’s care while undergoing treatment for a rare nervous system condition.
DAYL Leadership Class Makes Record-Setting Donation
The 2015 DAYL Leadership Class presented a check for $53,041, the largest donation given by the DAYL in its history, to the nonprofit Communities in Schools for their Ketchup Saturday program.
Creating a Winning Defense: The Risks of Cyberattacks in Sports
Sports organizations today have a global reach and affect the behavior of hundreds of millions of people and how they spent billions of dollars worldwide. Additionally, these entities and the myriad of stars involved with them create and control massive amounts of sensitive information. All of these factors make the industry a prime target for hackers – whether they are seeking financial gain, notoriety, commercial or competitive advantage, or simply to create chaos.
Appeals Court: Planet K’s Ron Paul Sign Trumps Highway Beautification Act
In a unanimous ruling, the Texas Third Court of Appeals in Austin ruled that the core of the Texas Highway Beautification Act, which regulates highway signs and billboards, is unconstitutional because it is content-based by cracking down on various billboards and signs differently based on their message. It is a slam-dunk win for Houston attorney Meredith Parenti and her client, who displayed a Ron Paul sign in front of his Highway 71 store only to get sued by the state for doing so.
Former Winstead Shareholder Roland Love Named President of NATC’s Texas Region
Love, a SMU Dedman School of Law graduate, will oversee the operations for the 20-plus North American Title Co. branches throughout Texas.
Former Winstead Shareholder Roland Love Named President of NATC's Texas Region
Love, a SMU Dedman School of Law graduate, will oversee the operations for the 20-plus North American Title Co. branches throughout Texas.
Andrews Kurth Names 2016-2017 Policy Committee & Bob Jewell Reelected Managing Partner
The Houston-based firm also announced that Bob Jewell has been reelected as managing partner for another three-year term.