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Texas - December, 2018

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• 5 Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2018
• Top 5 International Tax Cases Of 2018
• Texas Justices Side With Compass Bank In Account Theft Row
• Texas Justices Say NDA Suit Beats Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Bid
• ProPublica, Texas Newspaper Can't Skirt Surgeon's Libel Suit
• Penn Millers Atty Dodges DQ In Storm Damage Claim Row
• Biggest Native American Rulings In The 2nd Half Of 2018
• Belk Team Managers Get OK On Class OT Deal
• Purdue Says Texas Can't Slip Out From Opioid MDL
• Samsung Tries To Sink $5.9M Data-Transfer IP Verdict
• Texas Panel Axes Co.'s $12.7M Verdict For Lack Of Evidence
• REIT WP Carey Makes $119M In Purchases, Investments
• Petrobras Can't Depose Arbitrator In $622M Award Row
• Workers Get $500K In Mortgage Firms' IP, Hiring Row
• IPhone Ping Can't Be Blamed For Crash, 5th Circ. Says
• Schumer To Trump: No End-Of-Year Deal On Judges
• Texas Plant Subcontractor Can't Barge Into Arbitration: Judge
• Greenberg Traurig Litigation Head Reapproved For Texas Case
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2018
• High Court's Frog Opinion Reaches Beyond ESA
• McKinsey, Jay Alix Tiff May End Careers, Ch. 11 Judge Warns
• Jackson Walker Can't Ax Wealth Management Suit: Ex-NFLer
• DOJ Aims Torpedo At 11 FCA Kickback Suits
• 7th Circ. Nixes AIG's Win In Med Mal Deal Coverage Row
• Texas County Wants Eagle Ford Road Damage Suit Revived
• Kinder Morgan Unit Faces $5M Suit Over Chemical Spill
• Highland Capital Says Mutual Fund Suit Meritless
• HTC Can't Duck Ericsson Counterclaims In IP Antitrust Row
• Alice Can't Help Bumble Dump Tinder's Swiping Patents
• The Impact Of Texas ACA Ruling And What To Expect Next
• Rent-A-Center Abandons $1.4B Takeover By Vintage Capital
• The Moments That Mattered Most For Legal Ethics In 2018
• The Year #MeToo Rocked In-House Law Departments
• Astros, Rockets Urge Start Of Comcast Deal Valuation
• The ACA's Been Ruled Invalid. What's Next?
• DOJ Faults McKinsey Disclosures In Westmoreland Ch. 11
• SEC Fines Santander Unit $1.5M Over Auto Loan Accounting
• Judge Censured For Allegedly Groping Fellow Judge, 2 Others
• Ex-Pres Of Energy Co. Gets 3.5 Years For $2.3M Lease Scam
• AT&T Retailer Says Firm Owes $1M After Exiting Labor Suit
• American Airlines, Expedia End 'AAdvantage' TM Squabble
• State AGs Can Lead The Fight For Online Privacy Protection
• The Verdicts That Left A Mark In 2018
• Apple Off The Hook In Fatal Facetime Car Crash Suit
• The Biggest Trucking Injury Awards Of 2018
• Judging A Book: Mills Reviews 'Mississippi's Federal Courts'
• Rent-A-Center's $11M Deal With Investors Gets Initial OK
• Texas Panel Vacates Arbitration Denial In Oxbow Case
• New Year, New Opportunities For State Governments
• Neiman Marcus Accuses Marble Ridge Of Smear Campaign
• Texas Judge Strikes Down Entire ACA
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Ranbaxy's Patent Arbitration Row
• Nexstar Settles With DOJ Over Broadcaster's Info Sharing
• Edelson Looking For Bandas Misconduct In Firms' Docs
• Chinese Fintech, Tiny House Maker Raise $99M Total In IPOs
• The 6 Biggest Law Firm Mergers Of 2018
• Judge Fed Up With 'Whiny' Letters In Least Favorite Case
• Bar, Ex-NFL Player Hit With $25M Wrongful Death Verdict
• Paul Hastings Picks Up Private Equity Partner In Houston
• The Biggest Personal Injury And Med Mal Cases Of 2018
• Dixie Electric Ends Quick, $300M Trip Through Del. Ch. 11
• The Subtle Art Of Fred Fielding
• Texas Court Sends Metals Co. Noncompete Row To Arbitration
• UT Can't Be Forced Into Patent Case, Ending Cancer IP Row
• 6 Things That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2018
• Engineering Firm Hit With $21M Suit Over Terminal Project
• Jackson Walker Adds Trial Lawyer In Houston
• Oil Platform Co. Asks 5th Circ. To Toss $3.2M Injury Verdict
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Texas' Suit Over Anti-Sanctuary Law
• 2018 State And Local Tax Policy: Year-In-Review
• SEC Settles Fraud Claims With Developers Over EB-5 Offering
• AriseBank Execs Settle SEC's ICO Scam Claims For $2.7M
• Parker Drilling Enters Voluntary Prearranged Ch. 11
• Greenberg Traurig Launches Video Game, Esports Group
• Texas Law School Walks Back Student's Exam Ban
• Energy Co. Cavalcade Midstream Gets $150M Equity Funding
• Fundraiser Gets Prison For Role In Ex-Congressman's Scam
• 10 Tips For Law Firms To Drive Revenue Via Sports Tickets
• Inside Key ABA Guidance On Attorneys' Cybersecurity Duties
• TC Heartland's Impact In 2018
• ZeniMax, Oculus End Appeals Of $304M IP Judgment
• Houston Attys Agree On How To Split $12M Arbitration Row
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Review Venue In Cialis Patent Fight
• RPX, Ericsson Get Bandwidth Patent Claims Nixed At PTAB
• Amrock Appeal Of Trade Secret Verdict Is No Surprise
• AGs Ask SSA To Set Up ID Theft Prevention Database, Fast
• Ex-Oilfield Co. Worker Can't Revive $20M Race Bias Suit
• Texas Employers Take Notice: Proposed Bills For 2019
• Texas Medical Device Co., Atty End Suit Over Alleged Scam
• Opening Comments: A Key Strategic Decision In Mediation
• US Citizen Kids Ask High Court To Halt Dad's Deportation
• Oil Co. Officer Pleads Guilty In Venezuelan Bribery Case
• Neiman Marcus Accused Of Funneling $1B To LBO Sponsors
• Ex-Financial Co. CEO Accuses Financier Of Sabotage
• Fed. Circ. Skips VirnetX Challenge To Retroactive AIA Reviews
• Thomas Says Politics Tainted Planned Parenthood Rejections
• DHS Watchdog To Probe If Detention Caused Toddler's Death
• Dentist Can't Appeal Evidence Admission, Texas Panel Says
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Gilstrap's Alice Ax Of Email Patent
• Post-Teva Expert Disclosure Trends In 2 Patent-Rich Districts
• More State Issues The Blue Wave May Shape In 2019
• Texas Court Affirms Tollway Agency's Immunity In Death Suit
• Texas Panel Won't Let Doctor Duck Suit Over Bowel Injury
• Antenna Maker Can Defend AT&T, Others In Row Over IP
• Fraudster Continues Medicaid Scam From Prison To Pay Attys
• Texas AG, Others Tell High Court Trump Can End DACA
• IP Demand Letter Puts Case In Texas District, Fed. Circ. Says
• SAP Gets $680K In Atty Fees In Financial Data Patent Win
• Carpatsky Gets Final OK For $147M Award In Oil Deal Dispute
• Texas Court Axes Discrimination Claim Against MD Anderson
• 8 Firms To Guide 5 IPOs Led by Tencent Music's $1.1B Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cahill, DLA, Brown
• Better Together Is The Energy M&A Theme Of 2018
• Ex-Refinery Worker Can't Revive 'False Positive' Test Row
• 5th Circ. Says Alcoa Can't Dodge Plant Worker's Injury Suit
• Travel Site Sues Hilton, Marriott, Others Over Search Scheme
• Investor Attys In Santander Accounting Row Deal Seek $3.2M
• Ex-Chimera CEO Pleads Guilty In Stock Inflation Scam
• Dallas Paper Asks State Justices To Toss Defamation Claim
• Virginia AG Joins Colleagues In Group Fighting Robocalls
• Chesapeake Energy Award Nixed After Arbiter Bias Revelation
• Dallas Gas Station Co., Texas AG Settle Price Gouging Row
• Energy Co. Fights PE Firm's Bid To Nix $100M Oil Asset Spat
• Pueblo Tribe Slams Texas' Bid To End Bingo Operations
• IBM Says Contract Disclaimer Bars $17.5M Fraud Verdict
• Appeals Court Backs Texas Tech U In Doc Row With Journalist
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Ogletree's Evan Moses
• Greenberg Traurig Wants Part Of Stanford Ponzi Claim Axed
• Shipowner Says Judge Overlooked Key Issue In Contract Row
• $2.8M Judgment Still Gone, But Oil Worker Gets New Trial
• Firm Doc Supports Claims In $18B Award Row: Saudi Heirs
• Senior Care Provider Files Ch. 11 In Texas
• Texas Says Opioid MDL Won't Let It Stop Deceptive Marketing
• 5th Circ. Affirms SEC Win Over $4M Scam Oil, Gas JV
• Woman Takes France Terror Attack Claims To 9th Circ.
• Texas Panel Lets Hurricane Harvey 'Takings' Suit Proceed
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Kilpatrick Townsend's Kate Gaudry
• Carrizo Sank $28M Drilling Farmout Deal, Texas Justices Told
• Rent-A-Center Investors Seek OK On $11M Stock Drop Deal
• Tribes Win Pause Of Indian Child Welfare Case During Appeal
• Objector Atty Targeted With RICO Suit Says Edelson Set Trap
• Driver Asks Texas Justices To Ax Sanctions For Pretrial Acts
• Rival Says Peloton's Patent Infringement Claim Misses Mark
• $8.4M Harvey Claim Must Be Arbitrated, Insurers Tell Court
• Bribery Deal Relevant To $622M Award Row, Petrobras Says
• Mercedes-Benz Says Bid To Reinstate $115M Fraud Award Fails
• Co. Challenges Gov't Co-Contractor's Bid To Toss Breach Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Daimler, Ardian, Grail
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Littler's Scott Forman
• Energy Broker Fights 'Misguided' CFTC Insider Trading Suit
• Westmoreland Coal Ch. 11 Plan Reveals Too Little: US Trustee
• Texas Court Says Insurer Waited Too Long To Collect $6M
• High Court Remands Second Dusky Frog Petition To 5th Circ.
• Former Walmart Pharmacist Says Race Played Role In Firing
• Weil Alum Leaves Winston & Strawn, Returns To Dallas Office
• Fed. Circ. Urged Not To Rehear Google Patent Venue Ruling
• Judging A Book: Ginsburg Reviews 'The Curse Of Bigness'
• High Court Won't Hear Houston Residents' Suit Over Flooding
• Fishing Co. Says Law Firm Flubbed $2.8M BP Settlement
• 5th Circ. Redefines Crimes Of Violence In Immigration Law
• 5 Things You Should Know About New Rule 23 Amendments
• Data-Driven Lawyer: DLA Piper's Eric Falkenberry
• 4 Firms Steer $6.4B Nexstar, Tribune Deal
• The Data-Driven Lawyers Of 2018