Plano-based Denbury Resources Inc. has agreed to sell shale assets in North Dakota and Montana to ExxonMobil.
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V&E Advises Denbury in $1.6 Billion Deal With ExxonMobil – update
Plano-based Denbury Resources Inc. has agreed to sell shale assets in North Dakota and Montana to ExxonMobil.
Justice Wainwright Joins Bracewell, But Eyes Future AG Race
Texas Supreme Court Justice Dale Wainwright is returning to private practice in October but don’t expect the jurist, known for his strong political skills, to remain out of the limelight long. In an interview with The Texas Lawbook, Wainwright said he is thinking about running for attorney general in 2014 if Greg Abbott decides to run for lieutenant governor or governor.
Gibson Dunn Gains a Life Sciences Lawyer
IP lawyer Tracey Davies is moving more than 14 years of practice to another firm.
Court Hears ‘Common-Sense’ Arguments on Business Tax Fairness
A plain reading of the Texas Constitution’s requirement that taxes be “equal and uniform” should sound the death knell for the state’s revised franchise tax, a lawyer for food and beverage giant Nestle USA told the Texas Supreme Court.
Not so fast, said the state’s lawyer. The Texas Legislature has authority to pick winners and losers by distinguishing among classifications of businesses.
Andrews Kurth & Porter Hedges Advise $550 Million EPL-Hilcorp Deal
The two privately held oil and gas exploration and production companies are working out a deal that involves selling natural oil and gas assets.
Andrews Kurth & Porter Hedges Advise $550 Million EPL-Hilcorp Deal
The two privately held oil and gas exploration and production companies are working out a deal that involves selling natural oil and gas assets.
Third-party Allegations Scrutinized in Libel Case Heard by Texas Supreme Court
Justices ponder whether Austin TV reporter’s focus on neurosurgeon’s disciplinary case, malpractice suits led to defamatory broadcast.
Managing a Crisis: Oil Spill Case Tests Sutherland’s Rachel Clingman
Hired by rig owner Transocean just days after the deadly Deepwater Horizon explosion, Rachel Giesber Clingman approached the case with her trademark relentless preparation. Her early work proved critical, as she faced a maze of complex litigation, Congressional hearings and the challenge of leading a team of independent trial lawyers.
For Clingman, the case she is reluctant to discuss is the high point of a 20-year career, showcasing, and at times testing, the skills that have propelled her from a small Texas Hill Country town to her current position, at age 45, as the go-to defender of energy companies in trouble.
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HOUSTON – Hired by rig owner Transocean just days after the deadly Deepwater Horizon explosion, Rachel Giesber Clingman approached the case with her trademark relentless preparation. Her early work proved critical, as she faced a maze of complex litigation, Congressional hearings and the challenge of leading a team of independent trial lawyers.
For Clingman, the case she is reluctant to discuss is the high point of a 20-year career, showcasing, and at times testing, the skills that have propelled her from a small Texas Hill Country town to her current position, at age 45, as the go-to defender of energy companies in trouble.