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Who Got the Work: Fight Over James Brown's Estate, Texas Retailers Hit With Infringement Suits
Midsize firm Porter Hedges of Texas files patent suits against three retailers in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas.
Midsize Moves: A Boston Business Litigator, 2 Texas Moves
Burns & Levinson brought on a Boston partner to its business litigation and dispute resolution group, and Nexsen Pruet and Cole Schotz both made moves in Texas.
Midsize Moves: A Former Railroad President, a Dallas Securities Litigator
Nexsen Pruet brought on the former president of the North Carolina Railroad Co. as of counsel, Bressler, Amery & Ross added a securities litigation principal in Dallas, and other midsize moves.
Midsize Moves: A Philly Title IX Partner, A New Orleans Office Leader
Montgomery McCracken brought on a partner to lead its new sexual misconduct liability and Title IX/institutional response practice groups, Kelley Kronenberg added a partner to lead its newly opened New Orleans office, and other midsize moves.
Who Got the Work: A Troublesome Tweet and a Suit Against Cisco
Nexsen Pruet represented former South Carolina state Rep. Bakari Sellers in a case over a 2019 tweet, Kaufman & Canoles represented Centripetal Networks in its claims that Cisco violated several patents, and other work form midsize firms.
Midsize Moves: A Former SC Revenue Dept. Director, a Manufactured Housing Expert
Nexsen Pruet adds a former South Carolina Department of Revenue director as senior counsel, McGlinchey Stafford hires a D.C. attorney with experience in the manufactured housing industry, and other midsize moves.
Midsize Moves: A Big Law Trio, an Energy Industry Lawyer
Stradling Yocca adds three shareholders from larger law firms, Munsch Hardt hires a shareholder with experience in the energy industry, and other midsize moves.
Midsize Moves: A Health Care Duo in South Carolina, a Tennessee Finance Attorney
Nexsen Pruet adds two health care attorneys in its Columbia, South Carolina, office, McGlinchey Stafford adds to its consumer financial services compliance team in Nashville, Tennessee, and other midsize moves.
Who Got the Work: A Tattoo Territory Tiff, an Airplane Acquisition
Nexsen Pruet is representing a tattoo parlor that was barred from opening near a church, Smith Gambrell represents Spirit Airlines in its deal to purchase aircraft from Airbus, and other work from midsize firms.TRENDING STORIES
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