More than two dozen Texas bankruptcy attorneys predict a 30 percent increase in bankruptcy filings if oil prices remain low, according to a study by HSSK.
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Fuel Fix: Banks "Finally Found Religion" at $30 Oil, Lawyers See Wave of Bankruptcies
More than two dozen Texas bankruptcy attorneys predict a 30 percent increase in bankruptcy filings if oil prices remain low, according to a study by HSSK.
Judge Awards Teacher $11.5 Million in Fifty Shades of Grey Lawsuit
A Fort Worth judge has awarded an Arlington schoolteacher $11.5 million in lost royalties and pre-judgment interest for losing out on her share of a business deal that originally published bestseller erotic novel Fifty Shades of Grey in 2010.
HBA President Jumps to Dentons
Laura Gibson will lead the Houston office’s labor and employment practice.
Gardere Expands in Dallas, Opens for Business in Denver
Firm Chair Holland O’Neil says the firm has been considering a Denver office in its strategic plan for some time.
Kirkland & Ellis Beefs Up Litigation Practice in Houston
Anna Rotman, formerly a partner at Yetter Coleman, is one of the firm’s first three litigation partners in Houston.
Kirkland & Ellis Beefs Up Litigation Practice in Houston
Anna Rotman, formerly a partner at Yetter Coleman, is one of the firm’s first three litigation partners in Houston.
V&E Deepens Corporate Finance Bench in Houston
Trevor Wommack focuses his practice on syndicated lending in the energy sector with a particular emphasis on upstream exploration and production reserve-based findings.
V&E Deepens Corporate Finance Bench in Houston
Trevor Wommack focuses his practice on syndicated lending in the energy sector with a particular emphasis on upstream exploration and production reserve-based findings.
Jones Day Nabs Energy Transactions Guru
William Sultemeier said he was impressed by the cohesiveness and scale of Jones Day’s energy transactions team.