Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
...G. Hovnatanian, W. Shane Osborn and Krista A. Beerbower of Martin Disiere Jefferson & Wisdom. East is represented by Kimberly Spurlock of Spurlock & Associates. The cause number is 22-0556....
...Goodson of DeShazo & Nesbitt and T.J. Turner of Cain and Skarnulis. Penley is represented by Don Tittle and Roger Topham of Law Offices of Don Tittle. Maxwell is represented...
...In addition, State Representative Briscoe Cain plans to introduce a bill to sunset the bar next session. The travails that the state bar faces are not all the fault of...
Front row from left: Jessica McGlynn and Steven Fleckman; Back row from left: Andrew McKeon, Jason Blair, and Bill Raman (not pictured, John Cain and Melissa LaBauve). Munck Wilson Mandala...
...Goldman Sachs & Co. as financial advisors. The Sullivan & Cromwell team was led by a corporate team including Los Angeles partner Eric M. Krautheimer, New York partner Melissa Sawyer...
...president and general counsel. For outside counsel, AT&T relied on New York-based Sullivan & Cromwell as legal advisor and LionTree and Goldman Sachs & Co. as financial advisors. Historically, AT&T...
...illegally, failing to pay employees for overtime work and pregnancy discrimiation, according to the Houston Chronicle. Kirkland & Ellis advised Peak Rock. The Alabama firm Sirote & Permutt counseled Shipley....
...conducted by senior counsel Kimberly Cain and enforcement accountant Ty Martinez. SEC trial attorney Keefe Bernstein and SEC assistant directors David Reece and Eric Werner supervised the inquiry and enforcement....
...& ASSOCIATES, P.C. $350,000-1 million HOUSTON Corporation 22 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association DAVIDSON TROILO REAM & GARZA $350,000-1 million SAN ANTONIO Corporation 43 PlainsCapital Bank DAVIS & SANTOS, PC...
...jumped from Greenberg Traurig. Sullivan & Cromwell advised Rent-a-Center’s board. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati counseled Vintage with attorneys out of its Palo Alto office. Christopher Korst has been Rent-a-Center’s...
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