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Deal of the Week: Lots of Energy
Alejandro "Alex" Cestero, vice president, general counsel and secretary of Lufkin Industries Inc., is using Bracewell & Giuliani for the Lufkin-based company's pending acquisition by General Electric Co. GE, based in Fairfield, Conn., turned to lawyers from Weil, Gotshal & Manges.Andrews & Kurth, Mayor Day Agree on Largest-Ever Merger of Two Houston Firms
Andrews & Kurth and Mayor, Day, Caldwell & Keeton have agreed to merge, creating a 335-lawyer firm with offices in eight cities in the largest-ever merger of two Houston firms. Andrews & Kurth's Howard Ayers says he first approached Mayor Day's Jonathan Day about three or four years ago. "It always seemed to Andrews & Kurth that both firms were so compatible in a cultural and economic sense," Ayers says.Is Ubuntu the Linux OS for Law Firms?
Maybe it's time to consider Linux. One of the commercially backed Linux distributions, Ubuntu, has become something of a darling of the OSS crowd, and it's well worth a look.Former lawmakers starting as Hill lobbyists
Federal law mandates that ex-representatives complete a one-year "cooling-off" period before they traverse the Hill as lobbyists. Former senators must wait two years.Deal of the Week: Funeral Home Deal -- SCI Buying Stewart Enterprises Inc.
Gregory T. Sangalis, senior vice president, general counsel and secretary of Service Corp. International of Houston, is using Shearman & Sterling for the Houston-based death-care company's pending acquisition of Stewart Enterprises Inc. for $1.4 billion.Deal of the Week: Plains Exploration & Production to Purchase Oil and Gas Properties
Plains Exploration & Production Co. (PXP) of Houston turned to lawyers from Latham & Watkins in its pending $5.55 billion purchase of Gulf of Mexico oil and gas properties from BP America Production Co. and BP Exploration & Production Inc. BP, a UK company, turned to a team from Gardere Wynne Sewell.Using Open Source Software? Put a License on It
You may have heard the argument, or seen the poster, in software development organizations: Reuse the Code, Do Not Re-invent the Wheel. Using off-the-shelf code to accelerate software development and reduce costs is nothing new. If it is available, and does the job, then use it. Open source software is probably the ultimate manifestation of code reuse, widely recognized in software organizations. Without open source ... [MORE]Trending Stories
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