David Chamberlain will officially take office during the State Bar’s Annual Meeting in San Antonio on June 18-19 and will serve as chair until June 2016.
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The team is led by partners Jonetta Brooks and Eugene Segrest and includes senior counsel Jennifer Duplissey and Michelle Allen and associate Mark Vandermeulen.
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David Woodcock, the director of the SEC’s Fort Worth Regional office, said Tuesday that “now is the right time to leave.” In an exclusive interview with The Texas Lawbook, Woodcock said he has made no career plans regarding his future.
Baker & McKenzie and Akin Gump Advise in $300 Million Utica Shale Assets Deal
Oklahoma City-based Gulfport Energy Corporation has agreed to purchase Paloma Partners, III from Houston-based Paloma Resources for $300 million.
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