In what is believed to be one of the largest cattle fraud cases in Texas history, a jury has found that a North Texas cattle farming family perpetrated a check-kiting fraud scheme involving the purchase and sale of 50,000 head of cattle valued at $87 million.
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Winston & Strawn Expands to Dallas
Chicago-based Winston & Strawn is expected to announce in the next few days that it is opening an office in Dallas. Winston, which has more than 800 lawyers in 18 offices worldwide, is snatching lateral hires away from Fish & Richardson, Jones Day and Locke Lord. Dallas will be the firm’s 19th office.
Winston & Strawn Expands to Dallas
Chicago-based Winston & Strawn is expected to announce in the next few days that it is opening an office in Dallas. Winston, which has more than 800 lawyers in 18 offices worldwide, is snatching lateral hires away from Fish & Richardson, Jones Day and Locke Lord. Dallas will be the firm’s 19th office.
Jones Day’s Hilda Galvan Named Board Chair of Dallas Regional Chamber
Galvan is partner-in-charge of Jones Day’s Dallas office.
Jones Day's Hilda Galvan Named Board Chair of Dallas Regional Chamber
Galvan is partner-in-charge of Jones Day’s Dallas office.
Dykema Cox Smith Names Two New Members in San Antonio
David Vanderhider and Harry Wolff III are among a class of six newly-elected members.
Orrick Names New Partners, Including One in Houston
Charles Walker is a member of the firm’s M&A and Private Equity Group.
Wick Phillips Elevates Three to Partner
Darla Gabbitas, Noah Nadler and Rob Wills are based in the firm’s Dallas office.
Ward Smith Promotes Brett Miller to Partner
Miller leads the East Texas law firm’s family law practice.
Bankruptcy Asset Purchasers Anxious Over Texas Supreme Court Case Involving Louisiana School Land Pollution
The Texas Supreme Court heard arguments last week in a dispute between ConocoPhillips and Noble Energy. Although the case ostensibly involves liability for a $63 million oil field cleanup, many energy companies are concerned about its potential effect on the market for energy assets traded in bankruptcy. Thomas C. Wright argued for Noble, while Omar Alaniz and Richard Mithoff represent ConocoPhillips.