Jason Lewis, who recently joined Greenberg Traurig with a team of three other lawyers from Locke Lord, will lead the Dallas office’s white collar practice.
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Corporate Law Expert Kevin Trautner Joins Andrews Kurth, Predicts More M&A & IPOs
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (March 24) – Andrews Kurth added depth to its corporate practice in Houston with the addition
Corporate Law Expert Kevin Trautner Joins Andrews Kurth, Predicts More M&A & IPOs
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Seyfarth Shaw Grows Houston Real Estate Practice, Adds Peter Oxman
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (March 24) – Chicago-based Seyfarth Shaw added real estate transaction veteran Peter Oxman to its Houston
Erika Bright Joins Wick Phillips, Will Lead Insurance Coverage Practice
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (March 24) – Life does not always go as expected. And for Dallas-based Wick Phillips’ most
Federal Jury to Examine Night of Alleged Horror Perpetrated by Galveston Police
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Jackson Walker Wins MCCA Sager Award
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Carrington Coleman Bolsters Corporate M&A Practice
Bret Madole will lead the firm’s corporate practice.
Carrington Coleman Bolsters Corporate M&A Practice
Bret Madole will lead the firm’s corporate practice.
Baker Botts Prevails in Critical Delaware Supreme Court Case
The Delaware Supreme Court, in a precedent-setting decision involving a Dallas corporation, has ruled that a company’s board of directors can legally terminate its chief executive officer and fellow board member at a regularly scheduled board meeting without giving the individual advance notice about the upcoming vote about his or her removal.