Maness, a Baylor Law School graduate, focuses his practice on construction law, commercial litigation and alternative dispute resolution.
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Art Carter Joins Littler
Carter, who focuses his practice on labor relations law, said Littler provides a platform that makes sense for labor and employment services.
Frank Branson Named President-Elect of APITLA
APITLA is a national organization devoted to eliminating unsafe and illegal interstate trucking practices.
Tom Melsheimer Named TEX-ABOTA Trial Lawyer of the Year
The Texas chapters of the American Board of Trial Advocates named Fish & Richardson’s Tom Melsheimer its 2014 Trial Lawyer of the Year.
DLA Piper Adds Litigator Karl Dial
Dial, who joins DLA Piper after more than 20 years at Norton Rose Fulbright, says he hopes to help his new firm become a major player in securities and professional malpractice litigation.
SCOTUS says abstract ideas not patentable, even with computer help
A unanimous Supreme Court ruling Thursday will help courts apply existing patent laws to software inventions, experts say.
Kelly Hart Opens New Orleans Office
Oil and gas legacy litigation expert Loulan Pitre, Jr. will lead the Fort Worth-based firm’s first office outside of Texas.
Easier Removals from State to Federal Court?
Plaintiffs often try to avoid invoking federal law to prevent removal, while defendants argue that substantial federal issues remain that justify jurisdiction in federal court. The Fifth Circuit may have just shifted the applicable test for federal jurisdiction in a way that encourages future removals.