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EIV Uses Sidley, Porter Hedges for Sale of Energy Facilities
EIV Capital, an energy industry-focused firm, and EIV MAS Georgia LFG, recently turned to the firms of Sidley Austin in Houston and Porter Hedges in Houston for assistance with their sale of four long-term contracted landfill gas-to-energy facilities located near Atlanta.Texas Lawyer's Firm Financial Coverage
Reports for Texas Lawyer's annual firm finance coverage are coming in. Check back often to this page for the latest insights on firm revenue, net income and other metrics. Included below Texas Lawyer's articles is a link to The American Lawyer's growing list of financial reports.Movers: A Weekly Roundup of Laterals and Promotions
Laterals and new arrivals in this week's column.Porter Hedges Revenues Drop With Oil Prices
Energy and litigation practices propelled Porter Hedges to have one of its best earning years ever in 2014. And by the same measure, work slowdown in both practice areas caused the Houston firm's gross revenue to drop by 3.5 percent in 2015.New Partners Survey: Partner Counts Increase in 2016 for Big Law in Texas
A Houston firm now elects sharerholders twice a year to benefit associates who took the bar exam in February.Houston Lawyers Handle $48M Pipe Transaction
Norton Rose Fulbright represents Houston's MRC Global in a pending $48 million sale of its U.S. oil country tubular goods to Sooner Pipe, which is represented by Porter Hedges.Judge Asked to Curb Almost $8.3M in Requested Fees in Sabine Oil's Chap. 11
The judge in Sabine Oil & Gas Corporation's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case has been asked to review what Wells Fargo, the first lien agent, is characterizing as excessive requested professionals fees totaling approximately $8.3 million incurred as part of what it describes as the "scorched earth litigation tactics" of the five professional firms involved in the lawsuit.Judge Asked to Curb Almost $8.3M in Requested Fees in Sabine Oil's Chap. 11
The judge in Sabine Oil & Gas Corporation's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case has been asked to review what Wells Fargo, the first lien agent, is characterizing as excessive requested professionals fees totaling approximately $8.3 million incurred as part of what it describes as the "scorched earth litigation tactics" of the five professional firms involved in the lawsuit.Oil Price Plunge Puts Firms on Both Sides of Bankruptcy Ledger
Falling oil and gas prices continue to bedevil Am Law 200 firms. When Magnum Hunter Resources filed for bankruptcy last month, the company owed millions in fees to several firms, including Andrews Kurth, Bracewell & Giuliani and Norton Rose Fulbright.Trending Stories
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