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Deal Watch: Autry Horton, McKenna help ink power deal
Lawyers from Autry, Horton Cole and McKenna Long Aldridge worked opposite sides of a $55 million power company transaction with philosophical roots dating back to the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration. The deal involved selling Sowego LLC, which owns a 100-megawatt power plant in Mitchell County, to the Georgia Energy Cooperative, or GEC, which is a coalition of energy producers providing power for rural areas.Morris, Manning Lures Lawyers Away From Holland & Knight
Meredith [email protected] Knight lawyers James "Mac" Hunter and Jason P. Wright have left the firm for Morris, Manning Martin. Hunter brings Bruce E.L.M. Strothers, a contract attorney, with him.The HK departures follow the firm's loss of four transactional partners and a commercial litigator-who was also the local managing partner-to Epstein Becker Green in early February.High Court May Tackle Role of Foreign Rulings
Tony [email protected] already-intense debate over the role of international law in Supreme Court decision making shifts into high gear today as the justices consider the case of Jose E. Medellin, a Mexican citizen on death row in Texas. The justices were scheduled to discuss Medellin v. Dretke, No.Ex-federal attorney muses on flap
ROSCOE HOWARD JR. is a former U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, appointed by President Bush. Howard currently practices in Troutman Sanders' Washington office. For two-and-a-half years, from 2001 through 2004, he worked under then-Attorney General John Ashcroft. Legal Times, a Washington-based affiliate of the Daily Report, wanted to know what someone with Howard's perspective thought of the current U.Defense verdict in poultry plant's fire lawsuit
After hearing seven weeks of testimony, a jury ruled for the defense in a tortuous, 6-year-old case in which a poultry packing company sought $263 million in damages resulting from a chicken plant fire.Expenses of Going Public May Discourage Small Funds From Following Blackstone's IPO Lead
Although last week's IPO announcement by giant private equity fund The Blackstone Group has been hailed as a watershed event on Wall Street, some lawyers don't think it portends a rush by smaller, regional funds to go public. Because of the fund's success in the private equity world, it has enough leverage to avoid some of the headaches of going public, such as activist shareholders. And its compliance costs will only amount to a tiny fraction of overall expenses, said Alston & Bird partner Teri T. McMahon.Trending Stories
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