Capital markets and M&A partners Doug McWilliams and Jeff Malonson are joining Simpson Thacher, which has about two-dozen lawyers in its Houston outpost. Adam Larson, a partner in the M&A practice at V&E, is joining Kirkland & Ellis, which opened its Texas office in 2014 and has 50 lawyers in Houston.
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Three V&E Partners Leave for Simpson Thacher and Kirkland
Capital markets and M&A partners Doug McWilliams and Jeff Malonson are joining Simpson Thacher, which has about two-dozen lawyers in its Houston outpost. Adam Larson, a partner in the M&A practice at V&E, is joining Kirkland & Ellis, which opened its Texas office in 2014 and has 50 lawyers in Houston.
Three Firms Advise in $910 Million Piceance Basin Deal
Houston-based Terra Energy Partners has agreed to purchase Tulsa-based WPX Energy’s Colorado subsidiary, WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, for $910 million in cash.
Updated: Jury Awards $53 Million to Irving Man in A&M Stadium Wrongful Death Case
A Houston jury on Wednesday awarded $53 million to the family of a construction worker from Irving who died in late 2013 while working on renovations for Texas A&M University’s football stadium, Kyle Field.
Updated: Jury Awards $53 Million to Irving Man in A&M Stadium Wrongful Death Case
A Houston jury on Wednesday awarded $53 million to the family of a construction worker from Irving who died in late 2013 while working on renovations for Texas A&M University’s football stadium, Kyle Field.
V&E: Still the King of the Oil Patch
The Houston-based law firm has dominated M&A charts for law firms representing Texas-based businesses for as long as such accounting as taken place, thanks to its strength in advising clients in the energy sector.
V&E: Still the King of the Oil Patch
The Houston-based law firm has dominated M&A charts for law firms representing Texas-based businesses for as long as such accounting as taken place, thanks to its strength in advising clients in the energy sector.
V&E: Still the King of the Oil Patch
The Houston-based law firm has dominated M&A charts for law firms representing Texas-based businesses for as long as such accounting as taken place, thanks to its strength in advising clients in the energy sector.
Chris LaFollette: The No. 1 Texas M&A Dealmaker in 2015
The corporate partner at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld led the most mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures or divestitures than any other lawyer in the Lone Star State in 2015, according to new data from The Texas Lawbook’s Corporate Deal Tracker.
Former Fortune 500 General Counsel Lands at Carrington Coleman
David Black, former GC of BearingPoint and ACS, has led more than 150 acquisitions in his career and directed KPMG’s $2.3 billion initial public offering in 2001, the second-largest in NASDAQ history at the time.