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Texas - December, 2011

111 articles

• M-M, Invesco Buy Dallas Mixed-Use Plaza For $100M
• Super Bowl Fans Revive Fight Over Deceptive Ticket Sales
• US Bancorp Ends Check Tech Fight With Licensing Co.
• Importer Must Repay Insurer For Peanut Duties: 5th Circ.
• Medical Supply Co. Owner Gets 12 Years In Medicaid Fraud
• PwC Paid Female Director Less Than Male Colleagues: Suit
• An Overview Of Key Changes To Amended NAIC Models
• Ropes Aids Genstar To Purchase Auto Insurer IAS
• Ace Settles Deepwater Coverage Fight With BP Contractor
• Praxair Picks Up Texas Welders Supply Co.
• DNA Probe Patent Suit Belongs In California: Fed. Circ.
• PACid Looks To Put A Fork In Encryption Patent Suits
• Stanford Found Fit To Stand Trial For $7B Ponzi Scheme
• Concho Takes On Texas Oil Field Land For $175M
• AEP Will Shutter Upwind Plant To Save $1.7B Ark. Facility
• AmeriFirst Owner Convicted Of $50M Investment Scheme
• 5th Circ. Reinstates Woodforest Bank Race Bias Suit
• MacroSolve Fires Off 6 More Mobile App Patent Suits
• Omega Lender HSH's Ch. 11 Dismissal Bid Denied
• Jackson Walker Snags Ex-Hunton & Williams Securities Pro
• 5th Circ. Asked Not To Rehear MediQuip Insurance Tiff
• Apple Ends Playlist Patent Fight With Personal Audio
• Energy Co. Corridor Can't Find Partner For Shale Project
• Biggest Whole Foods Investor Leonard Green Plans Exit
• UT Immune From Wrongful Termination Suit: 5th Circ.
• SEC Settles With Player In $8.6M China Voice Ponzi
• Failed AT&T Deal Leaves Stronger DOJ In Its Wake
• Microsoft, Google Bash Data Transmission Patent Suit
• RIM Exits Personal Audio's IP Suit Over Phone Playlists
• Controlling E-Discovery Cost — Judges Take The Lead
• KPCB Leads $35M Financing Round For ERecyclingCorps
• 5th Circ. Revives Whistleblower Suit V. Credit Union
• Acer, Motorola, HP Hit With Patent Suits Over Tablets
• Sabre's Coverage Row With AIG Unit Sent To Federal Court
• Goldman Sachs Offers Houston Hotel $50M In Refinance
• Real Estate Co. Dodged $2M Judgment: Investment Firm
• Perry Not Liable for Texas Day Laborer Law: Judge
• IP Malpractice Suit Belongs In Fed. Court: Texas Top Court
• Landry's Owner To Fork Over $117M To Buy Steakhouse Co.
• Medal Of Honor Recipient Drops BAE Defamation Suit
• Cheniere Unit Launches Texas Liquefaction Project
• Even Data Privacy Obligations Are Bigger In Texas
• Facebook, Zynga Hit With Online Game Patent Suit
• Zurich Pays $7.6M In Adams' Investor Action Coverage Row
• Stanford Found Competent To Face Trial: Prosecutors
• CFTC Wants $5.4M Penalty For Forex Scammer
• McCann Realty Snaps Up Texas Apartment Complex
• Insurers Fight Settlement Costs In Oil Cleanup Suit
• Blackland Adds Parts Maker Prikos To Aerospace Portfolio
• Anadarko-Led Venture Begins $2B Gulf Drilling Project
• OfficeMax, Scotts Can't Escape Store Locator IP Suit
• Canadian REIT To Buy Houston Office Building For $443M
• British Man Charged With $10M Fraud Of Hewlett-Packard
• Imperial Sugar Blast Coverage Suits Will Be Heard In Ga.
• Kinder Morgan Adds $130M Petroleum Plant To Build-Out
• Bayer's Off-Label Yaz Marketing Violated FCA: Watchdog
• TPG, SurveyMonkey Team Up On MarketTools Buy
• Insurer Wants Off The Hook For Boiler Explosion
• Retired Army Major Gets 2 Years In Contract Bribery Case
• BofA, Insurers Beat Customer Privacy Action In 5th Circ.
• Texas Firm Launches Upscale Mixed-Use Project In Dallas
• Ex-DA's Investigator Cops To Role In Bribery Scheme
• Bracewell Grabs 14 Vinson & Elkins Attys In Texas, DC
• Howard Hughes Locks $55M Loan For 3 Texas Offices
• Wildfire Insurance Fight Belongs In Calif.: Judge
• Heartland Gets Most Of Banks' Data Breach Claims Tossed
• SEC Takes SIPC To Court Over Stanford Fraud Coverage
• RioCan, Inland Western Bag $92M Texas Shopping Center
• Samsung Exits Suit Over Printer Link Patents
• PE-Backed Patara Buys $200M Apache Texas Gas Portfolio
• Ashford Pays Down Debt, Extends $203M Mortgage Loan
• Implications Of Ramirez-Villalpando V. Holder
• A Lesson On Good Faith Artificial Impairment
• Supreme Court Will Decide Texas Redistricting Dispute
• BAE Manager Says Ex-Marine Made Up Retaliation Claim
• Commercial Metals To Review Icahn's $15 Per Share Offer
• Southern Union Investors OK $9B Merger Amid Pall Of Suit
• Prosperity Buys East Texas Financial With Bracewell's Aid
• Money Managers Arrested Over $45M Ponzi Schemes
• Enviros, Sandy Creek Reach Deal Over Texas Coal Plant
• Mexican Co. Must Face Oil Workers' Suit Over Sunken Ship
• PersonalWeb Unleashes Cloud IP Suits On Google, Amazon
• Insurer Must Defend BestComp Under E&O Policy: 5th Circ.
• Power Line Can't Zap Overtime Class Action
• Arbitration Group Backs Stanford Investors' 5th Circ. Bid
• 5th Circ. Upholds Convictions Over Charity's Hamas Ties
• Yahoo Exits Email Filtering Patent Battle
• Lawmaker Urges SEC To Sue SIPC For Stanford Victims
• Raytheon Says ITT Froze It Out Of Thermal Camera Deal
• Chrysler Rammed With Pickup Storage Patent Suit
• Couple Pleads Not Guilty To Air Force Contracts Scam
• Chinese Bank Teams Up With Permira, TPG, KKR
• The Student/Teacher Bond: How Close Is Too Close?
• Getting Ahead In The PACE Funding Race
• Icahn Gets Tough In Commercial Metals Takeover Bid
• Striker To Pay $65.5M In SEC Fraud Suit
• Apple, Samsung, Others Sued Over Mobile Data Patent
• Commercial Metals Rebuffs Icahn's Acquisition Bid
• Supreme Court Refuses To Pick Up AT&T Benefits Action
• Same-Sex Couples, Different Tax Treatment
• Stanford Can't Escape SEC's Fraud Suit
• Airbus Targets Boeing Partner's Winglet Patent
• Imperial Sugar Resolves Insurance Battle Over Recall
• Apple Faces ITC Probe Over Secure Communication Patent
• Stanford Examiner Backs Investor Actions In 5th Circ.
• Super Bowl Ticket Holders' Action Stays In Play
• Insurers Settle Scuffle Over $44M Hospital Defect Suit
• Andrews Kurth Aids Maxim On Oil Field Services Co. Buy
• AT&T Slams FCC Report On T-Mobile Deal As Biased
• Universal, Dreamworks Lifted 'Cowboys And Aliens': Artist
• Lone Star To Sell Korea Exchange Bank Stake For $3.5B