The money, specifically earmarked for the Dallas Habitat Jimmy Carter Work Project, was raised at the inaugural DAYL Charity Ball in November.
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Houston Lawyer Craig Glidden Named GM’s New GC – UPDATE
General Motors announced Thursday that it has selected LyondellBasell Industries Chief Legal Officer Craig Glidden of Houston to be its new general counsel. LyondellBasell didn’t waste time replacing Glidden. The company confirmed that Jeffrey Kaplan, the company’s deputy general counsel, will be its new GC.
V&E, Latham and Andrews Kurth Advise in $1 Billion Pipeline Deal
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In-house to Private Practice: Q&A with Sonja McGill
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Texas Chief Justice to Legislature: Legal Aid Needs More Funding
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Jackson Walker Adds Houston Labor and Employment Expert
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