The DC-based firm laid off three associates in the Dallas office. Partners were spared – for now – but some are under scrutiny this year.
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Texans Sue Anheuser-Busch for Watering Down Beer
Texas is joining other states in class-action lawsuits that claim the beer producing giant is watering down its products.
Gruber Hurst Wins $49 Million Jury Award for Client
A Dallas jury ruled Thursday that a Love Field-based corporation that customizes corporate jet interiors breached its contract with a customer and must pay damages.
Western Gas Partners Acquires Midstream Assets from Anadarko for $490 Million
Texas lawyers are playing a crucial role for the deal between these two Woodlands-based companies.
Justice Jeffrey Boyd Under the Microscope
The Texas Supreme Court’s newest justice could possess enormous influence on a wide array of business matters.
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The Texas Supreme Court’s newest justice could possess enormous influence on a wide array of business matters.
Dallas Judge: Travelocity Didn’t Violate Search Patent
Fish & Richardson convinced U.S. District Judge O’Connor to toss a $20 million patent infringement lawsuit against Southlake-based Travelocity.
Munsch Hardt Adds Immigration Attorney
Munsch Hardt’s Houston office has added immigration as a new practice area after adding Gary J. Ilagan as a shareholder. Ilagan, who joins the firm from the Houston immigration law
Reed Smith Opens Houston Office
The new Houston office officially marks Reed Smith’s presence in the Lone Star State.
Fulbright Survey: Corporate Litigation has Stabilized
Companies are facing more litigation over governmental regulatory investigations and proceedings, but fewer class action lawsuits and fewer labor and employment disputes, according to the Annual Litigation Trends Survey.