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UPDATE: Winston & Strawn and V&E Advise in $825 Million Transaction

Weatherford International has announced that it will sell its engineered chemistry and integrity drilling fluids businesses to an affiliate of Cleveland-based The Lubrizol Corporation (a subsidiary of Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway) for $750 million in cash.

December 2, 2014 Mark Curriden

Hunton Closes $4 Billion Credit Lend for Gulf Coast LNG Project

The group of banks Hunton represented financed part of a multi-train natural gas liquefaction and export facilities project on the Gulf Coast Quintana Island region run by Freeport LNG.

December 2, 2014 Mark Curriden

NTSB New Drone Decision Impacts Texas Energy, Utility and Real Estate Sectors

The National Transportation Safety Board’s new decision granting regulatory authority of unmanned aircraft systems is a blow to businesses seeking to use drones in a variety of industries. It is now clear that Texas energy and utility companies eyeing drone technology for pipeline or power-line inspections, or commercial agriculture operators considering drones for crop inspections, will need to seek exemptions from the FAA.

December 1, 2014 Mark Curriden

Locke Lord Partners Approve Merger with Edwards Wildman

Mathematics professor Maurice Locke started his Dallas solo practice in 1891. Frank Liddell joined a small firm in Houston in 1916. The firm’s first client was the Houston Chronicle and its owner Jesse Jones. Those firms merged in 1999 and then they merged again with other firms. Today, Locke Lord announced that its partners have approved combining again with a Boston firm. The Texas Lawbook has all the details.

December 1, 2014 Mark Curriden

Yetter Coleman, HayBoo Challenge TX Foster Care System

The more than 12,000 children in Texas’ long-term foster care system are seeking federal judicial oversight to improve their care.

December 1, 2014 Natalie Posgate

Helen of Troy Ltd Sued by Founder for Fraud and Deceit

El Paso Entrepreneur Jerry Rubin is accusing the hair-care consumer products company he founded 45 years ago and its board of directors of fraudulently and deceitfully forcing him out as the chief executive officer.

November 25, 2014 Mark Curriden

Cyber Risk – What’s a Business to Do?

Is cyber risk insurable and if so, what products are available?

November 21, 2014 Mark Curriden

Cyber Risk – What's a Business to Do?

Is cyber risk insurable and if so, what products are available?

November 21, 2014 Mark Curriden

Exclusive: GC Forum Honors Nine In-House Counsel Who Made a Difference in 2014

SAN ANTONIO – The Magna Stella Award is the Oscar for corporate general counsel. On Thursday night, the General Counsel Forum awarded nine gold stars to chief legal officers and assistant GCs from American Airlines, LyondellBasell Industries, Scott & White Healthcare, MoneyGram, Dell, Kinetic Concepts, University of Incarnate Word and the Metro Transit Authority of Harris County.

The Texas Lawbook was there and has all the details.

November 21, 2014 Mark Curriden

GC Forum’s 3rd Annual Charity Golf Classic Raises Most Money in its History for Texas Access to Justice

Close to 100 corporate general counsel, state supreme court justices, law firm leaders and legal service providers played through light showers and cool temperatures last week to raise the most money for legal aid in Texas in the General Counsel Forum’s 3rd Annual Charity Golf Classic.

November 21, 2014 Mark Curriden

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  • P.S. — Legal Aid Expands Across Texas with Volunteers, Grants and New Talent - In this edition of P.S., Texas legal aid organizations ramp up efforts to support communities affected by recent disasters. Texas RioGrande Legal Aid is calling on volunteer lawyers to assist flood survivors across Central Texas, while Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas launches its new mobile unit, the “Legal Aid Express,” to deliver on-the-ground disaster support to its region. SMU’s First Amendment Clinic received a $3 million endowment from the Stanton Foundation, with an additional $2 million challenge grant to expand its pro bono advocacy. Meanwhile, 17 University of Texas School of Law graduates received public interest fellowships, enabling them to serve underrepresented communities across the country. Finally, Sidley Austin’s Texas offices contributed to local hunger relief efforts as part of the firm’s “Summer of Service” campaign. August 1, 2025Krista Torralva & Elle Grinnell
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    Three years ago, The Lawbook launched a full-time reporter position to write about pro bono, public service and diversity in the Texas legal profession. During the three years, The Lawbook has published more than 240 articles on Texas lawyers representing military veterans, abused children, asylum seekers, the elderly and those discriminated against because of their religious beliefs. Those 240 stories highlighted the pro bono work, public service initiatives and diversity efforts of more than 400 lawyers, 115 law firms and 60 corporate legal departments in Texas.

    Now, we need your help.
    July 25, 2025Mark Curriden

GCs, Lawyers & Firms

  • IP Heavyweight Jeff Homrig Returns to Weil - Weil has bolstered its Texas presence by bringing back Jeff Homrig to the firm, this time as its Co-Head of its new IP, Technology & Science Litigation practice.
  • Paul Hastings Continues TX Growth Play with Energy M&A Hire
  • Sorrels Law Adds Veteran Houston Litigator
  • Fisher Phillips Adds Houston Litigator
  • Bradley Adds Partner in Dallas
  • Meet the New Head of Litigation at J.D. Silva & Associates
  • Dorsey & Whitney’s New Managing Partner Has Texas Ties and Big Plans
  • Vartabedian Hester & Haynes Hires Richard Roper to Launch New White Collar, Investigations Practice Group
  • Willkie Continues to Expand its Dallas Office with Veteran Dealmakers
  • FBFK Adds Two Lawyers to its Austin Office
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Elizabeth Freeman
David Gail
Elizabeth Gibson
David Jones
Frank Lopez
Abbe Lowell
Neal Manne
Billy Marsh
Tom Melsheimer
Tasha Moser
Justin Nelson
Reed O'Connor
Kate Pennartz
John “J.” Pieratt
Danielle Reyes
Christopher Richardson
Randy Sorrels
Harry Susman
Larry Vincent
Victor Vital
Brent Walker
Matt Weybrecht
Melody Wilkinson
Alex Wolens

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Paul Hastings
Porter Hedges
Sorrels Law
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Toyota
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Willkie
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Weil
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