Both universities anticipate making a formal announcement later this week about a successful deal close.
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Two former African American employees are accusing the Dallas personal injury firm of three counts of unlawful employment practices.
Eberstein & Witherite Sued for Racial Discrimination
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The Houston-based Fortune 500 company is turning to dozens of Texas lawyers to assist with this big-buck asset drop-down to its MLP, Spectra Energy Partners.
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Dallas Philanthropist Sued Over Investment Deal
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