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Don Looper Sees the Future: Energy Transactional Boutiques

Looper, a prominent Houston tax and project finance lawyer, has officially opened the doors to his new law firm: Looper Goodwine & Ballew. The 11-lawyer firm already has its first lateral hires and expansion into other cities.

September 28, 2014 Mark Curriden

Busy Days Continue on M&A Front

Jones Day, Baker Botts, Thompson & Knight, V&E, Latham, Simpson Thacher and Norton Rose Fulbright have all completed mid-sized to big dollar deals in the past week.

September 26, 2014 Mark Curriden

Busy Days Continue on M&A Front

Jones Day, Baker Botts, Thompson & Knight, V&E, Latham, Simpson Thacher and Norton Rose Fulbright have all completed mid-sized to big dollar deals in the past week.

September 26, 2014 Mark Curriden

Mark Werbner’s Pilgrimage Leads to Historic Verdict in Terrorism Lawsuit Against Arab Bank

Dallas trial lawyer Mark Werbner may have won the most important trial of the decade this week. He engineered a 10-year global legal battle against Jordan’s Arab Bank for allegedly financing terrorist attacks by Hamas against Israel. The result was a landmark verdict that could change international banking forever. But the victory was not without personal consequences to Werbner, who still has nightmares about what he’s seen and learned.

“I didn’t realize the personal toll it would take on my family and me,” Werbner confides. “This case has been an obsession for me – to the point of being unhealthy.” Read the article for full details.

September 25, 2014 Mark Curriden

Texas Court Answers: 10:00 a.m. Means 10:00 a.m.

There are court decisions that change the law, but this is a case that should put the fear of God into those who run a litigation calendar.

The bottom line: Defense counsel should be mindful of the 10:00 AM deadline in the rules, and factor it into their calendaring system.

September 25, 2014 Mark Curriden

John Bickel Moves to Fish & Richardson

After three decades of co-leading one of North Texas’s most aggressive litigation firms, John Bickel moved his complex commercial trial practice to Fish & Richardson.

September 24, 2014 Mark Curriden

John Bickel Moves to Fish & Richardson

After three decades of co-leading one of North Texas’s most aggressive litigation firms, John Bickel moved his complex commercial trial practice to Fish & Richardson.

September 24, 2014 Mark Curriden

Baker Botts and Latham Advise in $1.4 Billion Pipeline Deal

Calgary-based Veresen Inc. has agreed to purchase a 50 percent interest in the Ruby pipeline system from Global Infrastructure Partners for $1.4 billion.

September 24, 2014 Mark Curriden

Beirne, Maynard & Parsons Scores Summary Judgment in Probate Battle

A San Antonio probate judge has granted a summary judgment for ACCC Holding Corporation (AHC), dismissing all claims that the deceased founder wrongfully transferred his wife’s inherited shares to his children before his death.

September 23, 2014 Mark Curriden

Beirne, Maynard & Parsons Scores Summary Judgment in Probate Battle

A San Antonio probate judge has granted a summary judgment for ACCC Holding Corporation (AHC), dismissing all claims that the deceased founder wrongfully transferred his wife’s inherited shares to his children before his death.

September 23, 2014 Mark Curriden

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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
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  • FBFK Adds Two Lawyers to its Austin Office
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