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Deal Watch: Six Firms Advise as Antitrust Eyes Await DFS Merger
Cooley, Davis Polk, Orrick, Ropes & Gray, Wilson Sonsini and ZwillGen are advising on a long-awaited combination between leading daily fantasy sports providers DraftKings Inc. and FanDuel Inc. A dozen big firms have also grabbed roles on notable deals in the cosmetics, energy and health care space.Uncertainty About Trump Doesn't Dampen Optimism at Federalist Society Convention
Optimism, both cautious and unreserved following the election of Donald Trump, flowed through crowded halls of Washington's Mayflower Hotel on Thursday as the conservative Federalist Society opened its annual national convention.Q&A: Donald Trump's Energy Plan, and Regulatory Uncertainty
Among the priorities Donald Trump spells out in his "America First Energy Plan," he promises to open untapped shale, oil and natural gas reserves, as well as onshore and offshore leasing on federal lands. Washington-based Baker Botts partners Steven Leifer, chairman of the firm's environmental team, and Megan Berge, this week shared their perspective about the Trump administration's agenda and its potential effect on the U.S. energy sector.Couple Settles Suit Against Baker Botts Over Shared Email
The plaintiffs who sued Baker Botts and a Houston partner, alleging the defendants negligently failed to maintain privileged communication, settled their claims for an undisclosed amount of money.Baker Botts, Simpson Thacher Work on $1.16B Houston REIT Deal
Baker Botts represents Hines Real Estate Investment Trust of Houston in its sale of West Coast office assets to an affiliate of Blackstone for $1.162 billion as part of a liquidation.After Trump's Triumph, a Cloudy Crystal Ball for Firm Leaders
After Donald Trump's upset win in Tuesday's presidential election, law firm leaders and legal industry observers in New York are cautiously optimistic about how their practices will fare under a different regulatory and business environment.Securities Lawyers Won't 'Rush to Judgment' on Trump's Next SEC Moves
Lawyers representing companies in securities law say they will take a "wait and see" approach to the Trump administration, though change is possible with a Republican Congress.Trump Expected to Take Aim at Finance Regs, Energy Rules, Taxes
With a majority in the U.S. House and Senate, and a vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court, President-elect Donald Trump has a chance to make sweeping changes that could impact corporations for many years to come.Texas Law Firm Leaders Focus on Energy, Mexico Relations Amid Trump Win
Leaders of Texas firms expect the new administration will provide work in several areas including health care, energy, infrastructure and tax.Trending Stories
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