Noble’s acquisition of Rosetta, which owns positions in the Eagle Ford area, gives it access to the South Texas shale play.
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Bell Nunnally Brings Question of First Impression to Fifth Circuit – Updated
It’s a predicament many white-collar and other criminal lawyers will never have to face, but certainly would want guidance on if, God forbid, it ever happens: What if the trial court fails to record your client’s plea hearing, and how harmless is that error? As it stands right now, it either could be like striking gold for the lawyer handling the appeal or it would make no difference, but no one knows which one it would be.
Appellate associate Jason Steed of Bell Nunnally is seeking to solve the mystery. The Texas Lawbook has the scoop.
Porter Hedges Enhances Corporate Practice, Picks Up Robert Viguet
The former Thompson & Knight partner said the move gives him the opportunity to take his practice to a “higher level.”
K&L Gates Lands Austin-based Environmental and Administrative Team
The three lawyers from the Austin-based law firm Moltz Morton & Glenn LLP were looking to extend their reach and add to their bench.
K&L Gates Lands Austin-based Environmental and Administrative Team
The three lawyers from the Austin-based law firm Moltz Morton & Glenn LLP were looking to extend their reach and add to their bench.
Baker Botts and V&E Advise in $1.2 Billion IPO
Leawood, Kansas-based Tallgrass Energy has raised $1.2 billion through its IPO. Baker Botts, its legal counsel, says it is the “year’s largest IPO” thus far.
Baker Botts and V&E Advise in $1.2 Billion IPO
Leawood, Kansas-based Tallgrass Energy has raised $1.2 billion through its IPO. Baker Botts, its legal counsel, says it is the “year’s largest IPO” thus far.
Andrews Kurth, Locke Lord, Simpson Thacher and Paul Hastings Advise in $7.5 Billion Merger
Houston-based Crestwood Equity Partners and Crestwood Midstream Partners announced earlier this week that the two limited partnerships will combine to simplify Crestwood’s corporate structure.
TX Foster Care Reform Trial Concludes
A district judge heard closing arguments Thursday in Dallas from lawyers for the State of Texas and advocacy group Children’s Rights on how she should provide federal oversight to reform Texas’s long-term foster care system.
Thursday morning’s closings were the denouement of a two-week bench trial that occurred in December after lawyers from Children’s Rights in New York, Yetter Coleman in Houston and Haynes and Boone in Dallas partnered up to bring a class-action lawsuit against the State of Texas to advocate for the more than 12,000 foster children in the state’s long-term foster care system.
Locke Lord Chair Jerry Clements First Woman to Win Baylor Lawyer of the Year Award
The law school hosted a luncheon on Tuesday in Austin to honor Clements as a “distinguished leader in her professional achievements and service to the community.”