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American Airlines Claims Mechanics Unions Deliberately Slowed Travel for 125,000 Passengers
American Airlines alleged the union and its members engaged in a campaign that canceled 644 flights, caused 270 maintenance delays and disrupted travel for more than 125,000 people.
Midsize Moves: A Texas Judge and an Ohio Counsel
A Texas attorney leaves Kelly Hart & Hallman to become a judge; an Ohio attorney joins McDonald Hopkins as counsel, and other midsize moves.
Senate Confirms Kelly Hart & Hallman Texas Partner David Morales as Federal Judge
The Senate yesterday confirmed David Morales to serve on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas in Corpus Christi.
These Three Texans Are One Step Closer to Becoming Federal Judges
James “Wes” Hendrix, a nominee to be judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Sean Jordan for the Eastern District and Mark Pittman for the Northern District are one step closer to confirmation after the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday voted to advance their nominations.
Women Ascend to Leadership Ranks at the Biggest Metro Bar Associations in Texas
All five of the Lone Star State's biggest metropolitan area bar associations are currently run by women executive directors.
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Acquisitions Under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act
Authors: Stephen M. Axinn, Blaine V. Fogg, Neal R. Stoll, Bruce J. Prager, Joseph P. Nisa
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Newsmakers: Week of Jan. 28, 2019
Darren Nicholson, a litigator, has joined Burns Charest in Dallas as a partner. Nicholson represents plaintiffs and defendants in complex commercial litigation and intellectual property disputes.
Four Texas Nominees Among 51 Picks Trump Renominated for Federal Trial and Appellate Courts
Nominations include the Eastern, Northern, and Southern districts of Texas.
Texas Supreme Court to Weigh Ethics of Lawyer's Role in Elderly Woman's Guardianship Case
The Texas Supreme Court will soon decide whether a lawyer should be disqualified from a contested guardianship case involving an 88-year-old woman because he helped his legal assistant get a $350,000 loan from the woman, wrote her will, and later helped his employee be appointed as her guardian.Trending Stories
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