Some 10 months after a new state trade secret statute became effective, an expected surge in litigation hasn’t ensued, experts say.
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Baylor Law School recently announced it was named the winner of the State Bar of Texas’ 2014 W. Frank Newton Award.
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Shauna Wright was recently named the winner of the State Bar of Texas’ 2014 Pro Bono Coordinator Award.
UPDATE: Gardere, Weil and Latham Advise in $450 Million Merger Agreement
Dallas corporate attorneys from the two firms are advising Southcross Energy LLC and TexStar Midstream Services, LP as they combine and form a new company.
Texas Attorney General’s Office Wins NAAG Best Brief Award
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (June 12) – The Texas Solicitor General’s Office won its 11th consecutive “Best Brief Award” from
Texas Attorney General's Office Wins NAAG Best Brief Award
© 2014 The Texas Lawbook. By Brooks Igo Staff Writer for The Texas Lawbook (June 12) – The Texas Solicitor General’s Office won its 11th consecutive “Best Brief Award” from
SEC Probe of Key Energy May Expand
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Houston-based Key Energy Services for possible violations of federal bribery laws involving its operations in Mexico and Russia, according to corporate documents filed with the SEC.
HayBoo and Reese Gordon Marketos Score a Victory for TGI Fridays
A Dallas jury ruled in favor of the Carrollton-based restaurant chain regarding a bitter joint venture dispute involving restaurants at the DFW Airport.
Greenberg Snags James Leahy, Four Others for Houston Office
Leahy, a former fullback for the Texas Longhorns and long-time energy trial lawyer, has moved his legal practice from Locke Lord to Greenberg Traurig in Houston.
Norton Rose Fulbright Elects Linda Addison as US Managing Partner
Linda Addison, the daughter of two Holocaust survivors, became the first woman to be named managing partner of Norton Rose Fulbright’s U.S. operations. A trial lawyer who splits her time between Houston and New York, Addison once climbed Mount Kilimanjaro. She replaces Dallas lawyer Ken Stewart.