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American Bar Association sues to block Trump's attacks on law firms

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The American Bar Association sued the Trump administration on Monday, seeking an order that would bar the White House from pursuing what the ABA called a campaign of intimidation against major law firms. See the Story

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Keyera Says $5.15 Billion Deal to Buy Plains’ Canadian Business to Help Energy Security

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Legislature’s Expansion of the Business Court Proves Lone Star State’s Commitment to Commercial Justice - The Texas Lawbook

Nine months ago, skeptics questioned whether Texas’ ambitious new business court would survive infancy. The specialized tribunal, which began operations Sept. 1, 2024, faced early criticism over its narrow jurisdiction, steep amount in controversy requirements and procedural uncertainties — all of which threatened to limit the court’s effectiveness as a forum for many business disputes. The Texas Legislature has now resolved many of these doubts…Court · Austin Read Article

Skadden Hires Two M&A Partners from White & Case - The Texas Lawbook

Skadden has added two oil and gas veterans to its M&A team in Houston. In a news release Monday, the firm said Mingda Zhao and Emery Choi will advise energy and infrastructure clients, as well as private equity funds on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, investments and other energy transactions. The post Skadden Hires Two M&A Partners from White & Case appeared first on The Texas Lawbook.Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

V&E Adds Three Partners: Two from Kirkland, One from Baker Botts - The Texas Lawbook

Vinson & Elkins said Monday they've added two Kirkland & Ellis partners to their New York and Austin offices in Samuel Francis and Reed Schuster, both of whom specialize in organization, governance and regulatory compliance issues. V&E also announced a return to the firm by finance partner Caitlin Lawrence after a nine-year sojourn at Baker Botts. The post V&E Adds Three Partners: Two from Kirkland, One from Baker Botts appeared first on The Tex…Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

[Opinion] SCOTX Sides With Southwest Pilots Union in Boeing Suit - The Texas Lawbook

The Texas Supreme Court delivered some bad news for The Boeing Company on Friday morning when it issued an opinion clearing the way for the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association to sue the company for damages caused by its alleged misrepresentations about the airworthiness of the 737 MAX. Even with the court’s ruling, the union could face an uphill climb to prove and collect any damages in the case. The post SCOTX Sides With Southwest Pilots Uni…Opinion · Austin Read Article

Judge Weighs Sanctions, Dismissal Motion in Pioneer Natural Resources Suit - The Texas Lawbook

During a daylong hearing in Martin County Friday, a judge was told Pioneer Natural Resources had "fabricated" the basis for its lawsuit seeking $534 million in damages from a smaller Dallas-based competitor that it accused of interfering with its West Texas leases. Pioneer says the request for sanctions and dismissal are “baseless” and that Pony Oil's allegations are sanctionable on their own. The post Judge Weighs Sanctions, Dismissal Motion in…Sanctions · Martin County Read Article

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American Bar Association sues to block Trump's attacks on law firms

Keyera Says $5.15 Billion Deal to Buy Plains’ Canadian Business to Help Energy Security

Boeing 737 MAX Victims’ Relatives Ask Judge to Reject Deal Ending Criminal Case

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Litigation Roundup: Fifth Circuit Slashes FTC’s $37.5M Win - The Texas Lawbook

Veteran Houston Partner Jumps from Latham to Simpson - The Texas Lawbook

Legislature’s Expansion of the Business Court Proves Lone Star State’s Commitment to Commercial Justice - The Texas Lawbook

Skadden Hires Two M&A Partners from White & Case - The Texas Lawbook

V&E Adds Three Partners: Two from Kirkland, One from Baker Botts - The Texas Lawbook

[Opinion] SCOTX Sides With Southwest Pilots Union in Boeing Suit - The Texas Lawbook

Judge Weighs Sanctions, Dismissal Motion in Pioneer Natural Resources Suit - The Texas Lawbook

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