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April 22, 2016
Judge Won't Stay Arbitration In Texas Wind Energy Dispute
A Texas federal judge on Friday declined to stay arbitration between a wind energy company and a water and power utility that are embroiled in a contract dispute while the company appeals his arbitration order to the Fifth Circuit.
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October 22, 2015
Jackson Walker Fights DQ Bid In Utility, Wind Farm Row
Attorneys from Jackson Walker LLP who are representing a utility in a contract dispute with a wind farm operator on Wednesday asked a Texas federal court to deny Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.'s bid to boot the firm from the case, saying its previous representation of the Japanese banking giant doesn't pose a conflict of interest.
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October 08, 2015
Jackson Walker Hit With DQ Bid In Energy Contract Spat
Japanese banking giant Sumitomo urged a Texas federal court Wednesday to disqualify Jackson Walker LLP from representing a Texas utility in its contract dispute with a wind farm operator, arguing the law firm's previous representation of the bank created a conflict of interest.