Nowhere has the trend been more prevalent than Houston, where many of these lawyers who strike out on their own compare themselves to oil wildcatters.
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Locke Lord Advises Memorial on $915 Million Oil Assets Acquisition
Houston-based Memorial Production Partners LP recently acquired oil producing properties in Wyoming from Dallas-based Merit Energy Company.
Holland & Knight Launches Austin Office
The Austin office opening is the Tampa, Fla.-based firm’s second debut on Texas soil.
Holland & Knight Launches Austin Office
The Austin office opening is the Tampa, Fla.-based firm’s second debut on Texas soil.
American Airlines: From Chapter 11 to the World’s Largest Airline
The two authors of the article, Dallas partners at Weil, explain how American emerged from Chapter 11 in December 2013 as one of the most successful Chapter 11 reorganizations in recent history.
Baker Botts and V&E Advise in $2.3 Billion Energy Asset Transaction
Houston-based LINN Energy, LLC has agreed to purchase $2.3 billion worth of drilling assets from Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy.
Baker Botts and V&E Advise in $2.3 Billion Energy Asset Transaction
Houston-based LINN Energy, LLC has agreed to purchase $2.3 billion worth of drilling assets from Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy.
Obama Nominates Three to Federal Judgeships in Texas
The names of Robert Pitman of San Antonio, Texarkana’s Robert Schroeder III, and Sherman Magistrate Amos Mazzant III have been sent to the U.S. Senate for confirmation.
Prominent Beaumont ADR Attorney Inducted as a Texas Legal Legend
Managing shareholder Bob Black of MehaffyWeber was inducted Friday into the Texas Legal Legends during the State Bar of Texas’ annual meeting.
SCOTX’s Silence Hands ARGO Win in Minority Shareholder Dispute
The Supreme Court of Texas has rejected an appeal by Dallas businessman Bala Shagrithaya in his $40 million shareholder litigation against ARGO Data Resources, the software solutions business he co-founded in 1980. The justices’ decision is a complete victory for ARGO and is the second time in a week that minority shareholder cases claiming oppression have been soundly defeated at the state’s highest court.