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What HR Professionals Need to Know About the WARN Act

Bankruptcy Judge ‘Conditionally Approves’ Brazos Disclosure Agreement After Intense Hearing

Brazos Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan Docs With ERCOT Deal

Brazos Electric Bankruptcy Heads to Finish Line

Why Lawyers Are Leading The Return-To-Office Race

'Getting Busier and Busier': 2022 Shaping Up Strong for Homegrown Texas Firms

Here are the 50 fastest-growing midsize companies in North Texas

Munsch Hardt Commits Long-Term to Dallas’ Ross Tower for Corporate Headquarters

Munsch Hardt Opts to Keep HQ at Ross Tower with New Lease

Three GCs Provide a Peek into Their Companies’ Diversity Efforts

$10 Million PPP Loan Forgiveness: Lawyers Credit Parallel Negotiation

Brazos Wants To Set Trial Date On ERCOT $1.9B Ch. 11 Claim

Stream Secures Lease Extension & Office Expansion for Houston Law Firm

Law Firm Grabs Another Floor in Houston’s Pennzoil Place

Three Middle-Market Law Firms, One Record-Setting Year in Texas Revenues

Munsch Hardt's New, Larger Houston Office Features Collaborative Space, Natural Light and a Putting Green

Law Firm Doubles Downtown Office Footprint As It Prepares For Growth

Dallas-based Law Firm to Nearly Double Footprint in Pennzoil Place Downtown

Munsch Hardt Law Expands to 2 Floors in Pennzoil Place

How I Made Partner

Brazos Trial Over $1.9B ERCOT Bill Paused For Mediation

CEO: Brazos in Great Shape Until Crippling Uri Bills

Brazos Execs Knew Electric Prices Would Soar Even Before Winter Storm Uri Hit

Brazos Bankruptcy Trial: Ex-ERCOT CEO Knew ‘Financial Storm Was Brewing’ After Winter Storm Uri

Brazos Calls ERCOT Billing Unreasonable In Ch. 11 Trial

Texas Bankruptcy Trial Begins Over $2 Billion Energy Bill After 2021 Winter Storm

Texas Grid Operator in Bankruptcy Showdown Over $2 Billion Charge

Texas Justices Revisit Implied-Revocation Rule In Debt Row

Munsch Hardt Taps New Houston Managing Shareholder

Omicron Sharpens Labor Pains for Short-Staffed Businesses

Governor Abbott Appoints Three to Texas State Board of Pharmacy

Newsmakers: Week of Nov. 16, 2021

Munsch Hardt Further Expands Construction Practice with Two Associates

These 8 New Laws Will Impact Construction in Texas

Munsch Hardt Adds Ex-Fee Smith Trial Pro In Dallas

Dallas Trial Lawyer William Toles to Join Munsch Hardt

Munsch Hardt Appoints New Co-Chairs for the Firm's Growing Construction Practice

How I Made Law Firm Leader

Munsch Hardt Hires NY Labor, Employment Pro In Houston

Foes Battling Over Mexican Gold Mine Discover Rich Vein of — Litigation

Dallas Lawyer's Focus on Litigation Fundamentals Helps Client Dodge $48M Judgment

Add Munsch Hardt to List of Texas Firms With Fully Open Offices

Texas Reopens Without Covid Liability Safe Harbor In Place

How COVID-19 Strengthened Texas As A Bankruptcy Hub

Alamo Drafthouse Files For Bankruptcy, Permanently Closes Downtown Austin Theater

Baylor Law Team Wins National Championship at Conrad B. Duberstein Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition

Spotlight Middle Market: The Middle Market Survived 2020 but 'Reckoning' Coming in M&A Activity

Bankruptcy Experts: Middle Market’s ‘Day of Reckoning is Coming’

The NRA says it’s moving to Texas. Bankruptcy experts say it may be more of a legal move than a physical one.

Susan Sample Secures Significant Exemption Certificate Ruling for Client

Former Mesquite City Council member is sworn in as judge

Violate My Patents? See you in Texas

What we know — and don't know — about PPP loan forgiveness

Munsch Hardt in Law360: "Oil & Gas Bankruptcies May Drag As Secured Debt Swells"

Business Interruption Lawsuits Are Not Going Tenants' Way

Have You Heard About Houston? – A Q&A With Munsch Hardt’s John Cornwell

The Time To Reinvent The Commercial Real Estate Spaces Of The Future Is Now

Avalanche of Business Bankruptcies has Arrived in Texas

Small-Business Owners Are Anxious Despite Federal Aid: A Q&A With Munsch Hardt's David Roth

Energy Industry Bankruptcies Will Accelerate in Coming Months: A Q&A With Munsch Hardt's John D. Cornwell

SBA Faces 'Parade' of Lawsuits Over Handling of PPP

2020 Oil & Gas Bankruptcy Trends: Midyear Report

Small Businesses Could Be Caught in PPP Loan Forgiveness Process Into 2022 — And Beyond

Coronavirus-Rattled Insurance Industry Faces Onslaught Of Riot Damage Claims

DFW Opportunity Zones Are Desired By CRE Market But Frustratingly Scarce

The Texas Middle Market – Flat or Firm, Stable or Stale?

Texas Is Ready To Reopen For Business, But Tenants May Not Be

Navigating Multifamily Short-Term Rentals in a Post-COVID World, Part IV: A Call for Industry Standards

Lawmakers Jump Into Business Interruption Debate As Fate Of CRE, Insurers Hang In The Balance

Why Litigation Fears Mean Firms' Phones Are Still Ringing

In The Coronavirus Crisis, Some Retailers In Chapter 11 Are Too Stuck To Reorganize

Early Prep Smoothed Dallas Firms' Transition To Remote Work

Winners Revealed: D CEO’s 2020 Commercial Real Estate Awards

Texas Justices Refuse To Weaken Insurance Defense Rule

Construction Is Mostly Continuing Nationwide, But Firms Need To Beware Of Hidden Liabilities

CRE Tenants, Landlords Worry They Could Be Sued Over Coronavirus Infections

Texas Firms Sell Recruits On Opportunity As BigLaw Invades

9 CCPA questions every CISD should be prepared to answer

After Bankruptcy Mr. Gatti's Plans Expansion

Mary Koks Named Munsch Hardt’s Houston Office Managing Shareholder

Munsch Hardt Taps New Office Head in Houston

Leo India Films Order of Dismissal

5th Circ. Won't Nix $1.4M Arbitral Award To Taiwanese Co.

What's Happening in Washington & How It Could Affect Your Company

Texas Justices Wary Of Exception To Insurance Defense Rule

Today's CRE Tenants Want Lots Of Parking, But The Future Belongs To The Carless

Apartments Seller Wins Toss Of 'Bogus' Overpayment Suit

Michael Krywucki: Helping Others Find Solutions Drives Real Estate Attorney's Career

My Roots: Irina Plumlee

Phil Appenzeller and Kitty Henry Named to the 2020 Edition of Dallas 500

Jury sides with company in industrial death of employee

Trial begins in wrongful death lawsuit of man crushed by hydraulic lift

Exceptions To '8 Corners Rule' Are Invalid, Texas Justices Told

Huddleston Named Tort & Insurance Texas Trial Legend

The UK has good news for Indian students—and, perhaps, bad news for the US

My Office: Phil Appenzeller

Paychex software gets upgrade, E-Verify automation

The final chapter of a $50 million Ponzi scheme that caught many high-profile coaches

Fort Worth's Quick, Unassuming Ascent Continues Unabated With A Few Predictable Headwinds

Vistra Energy Announces Agreement to Acquire Ambit Energy

Midsize Moves: A Texas Restaurant Practice, an LA Labor Lawyer

The First OZ Deadline Has Passed . . . What Now?

Former Conn's In-House Lawyer Booted From Case 'Substantially Related' to Her Old Job

3 Austinites Selected to National List of Influential Attorneys

Retailer Conn's Says Ex-Counsel's New TCPA Suit Improper

Journal Profile: Bankruptcy Expert Jay Ong Racks Up National Championships for UT

Inside the Massive New Mixed-Use Project Planned in Pflugerville 

Data Breach Legislation Proposes Jail Time for CIO, HR Execs

Experts Outline the Hotel Industry’s Top Legal Hurdles

Commercial General Liability Insurance Guide: Everything You Need to Know

Munsch Hardt Adds Former Shell Tax Advisor, 2 Energy Attys

Ong Quoted In ABJ On Recent Appointment To Austin's Managing Shareholder

Williams Shares Insights On Cybersecurity With Managed Healthcare Executive 

Engineering Firm Hit With $21M Suit Over Terminal Project

H-1B Lottery Proposal Gives Attys Hope For Efficiencies

Legal Malpractice Insurers Looking Earlier To Sue Their Attys

Munsch Hardt To Absorb Dallas Trial And IP Boutique

Munsch Hardt Doubles IP Litigation Practice through Acquisition

Law360 Examines Construction Industry Growth with Shareholder Bob Hancock

Ben Wheatley and Mason Hester Discuss Construction Industry with Law360

Firms Add Construction Lawyers As Cities See More Cranes

Munsch Hardt Shareholder Appointed to Arbitration Board

Uptown’s Latest Apartment Pitch Receives Mixed Reaction From Neighbors

T.C. Broadnax Reflects on Nine Months as Dallas City Manager

Dallas historic building redos will be wrecked if Trump’s tax plan kills federal credits

How Angela Hunt Changed Dallas' Mind About Its Divisive Riverside Toll Road

The Trinity River Toll Road is Dead, and Dallas has Angela Hunt to Thank for it

Downtown Dallas Landmark Redevelopment Gets $23.9 MM Energy Loan

Historic building near Dallas' city hall lands biggest clean energy-tied loan in Texas history

CMS Request on Requirements of Participation Opens Door for SNFs

How One Firm Helped Navigate A Dozen Texas Hotel Deal Changes

Former Dallas City Councilwoman Jumps to Munsch Hardt

Austin Builders Overcoming Challenges to Keep Pace with Construction Demand

Munsch Hardt's Revenue and Profit Rose in 'Fantastic' Year

Texas Rule Tweaks Could Help Grow Crowdfunding Market

Munsch Hardt Snags Norton Rose Bankruptcy Pro In Houston

Firm Finance: Texas Firms Powering Through Energy Slump

Lawyers Duct Tape Managing Partners to the Wall-for Charity

Exclusive: Up a billion, Legacy West development value reaches $3.2 B

Trial Pros Q-and-A with Jamil Alibhai

Billionaire Kelcy Warren Sued Over $20 MM Cancer Center Loan

Net, Gross Income Up in 2015 at Munsch Hardt

Winston & Strawn, Munsch Hardt See Revenue Rise in 2015

Trinity Industries pursues $4.4 MM claim after EPA-FBI agents' extramarital affair

Q&A With The Developer Behind The Mercantile Commerce Redevelopment

Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr Elects New CEO, COO

Here's What You Should Know About Open Carry Before Jan. 1

Top Litigators Share Winning Strategies

Employer wins fight with feds on worker classification

NewcrestImage to Repurpose Mercantile Commerce Building in Dallas

T-Mobile, Samsung Escape Texas Suit Over 911 Death

Government to Pay $1.5 MM in Attorney Fees in FLSA Suit

Munsch Hardt shows off zen-like new offices at Colorado Tower

DOL Settles Oil Field Service Co.'s Bad Faith Case For $1.5 MM

How Landlords, Employers Should Prepare for Open Carry of Handguns in Texas

New patent infringement lawsuits in East Texas shatter records

New Markets, Historical Opportunities

Appeals court finds 'government overreach' in DOL's handling of Eagle Ford case

Appeals court says Labor Department acted in bad faith in contractor case

Munsch Hardt Turns 30 and has a Story to Tell

At 30, Munsch Hardt law firm looks to middle market to grow

2 old downtown towers transforming into 3 hotels -- all on one Dallas block

Litigator of the Week: TAOS' Win in Trade Secrets Case Hinged on Detailed Timeline

Plano-based TAOS wins $58.7 million judgment

SEC Cites 'Misleading' Life Partners Release In Trustee Bid

Austin Legal Market Comes Of Age As Tech Drives Growth

Munsch Hardt names new head of Austin law office; eyes major growth

Dallas' Munsch Law Firm Playing Hardt To Get

Chamberlain Hrdlicka Accused of Exploiting Client Info

Texas Justices Say Court Misread Gas Contract Ruling

Bid Lawsuit Just Got Bigger

Female Powerbroker Q&A: Munsch Hardt's Deborah Perry

Ex-Howrey Partners' Clawback Deal Will Pressure Holdouts

Munsch Hardt attorney already making a difference with labor-law ruling

Latest labor law case has big impact on energy sector

Judge chews our Labor Department over its handling of wage case

DOL Dinged $600K For Oil Field Service Co.'s Atty Fees

Munsch Hardt Poaches Two Attorneys From Houston's Old Guard

T-Mobile to AT&T's Aio Wireless: Give me back my magenta!

Meet the Houston Law Firm that Hopes to Hire Away Your Best Lawyers

Dallas Law Firm Moves Into New Houston Digs

Memo Could Be Catalyst In Audit Battle

Munsch Hardt Looks for 10 Percent Growth Under New Leadership

New CEO of Munsch Hardt Gives Reasons 2014 Will Be A Great Year

Appenzeller Elected CEO of Munsch Hardt Law Firm

Get Ready For A Brisk Year In DFW Real Estate

Reservoir Exploration Files for Chapter 11 with Plan

For Second Year in a Row, Large Firms Continue to Bring In More Baby Lawyers

Worker Deaths Not 'Occurrence' Under Okla. Law, Insurers Say

Trotter Featured in Texas Jury Verdict Review & Analysis

The Scooter Store Proposes 'Aggressive' Sale

Vanderra final DIP hearing delayed

Vanderra to seek final OK to tap DIP, cash

FightNight raises more than $1 MM for Dallas nonprofits