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...lawyers are downplaying their interest in getting clients. Dallas' Baron & Budd is among the law firms expressing interest in potential litigation. Its...
Now retired, Lance Armstrong no longer scales the alpine peaks of Europe, but the disgraced cyclist's terse admission about using banned substances could put him back on a steep legal path — on
Dallas lawyer Allen Vaught of Baron & Budd tells how his team won a Fair Labor Standards Act class...
...that response, Vaught, managing attorney for the employment law section of Baron & Budd, says he persuaded visiting Judge David Cleveland to strike her and...
...want to show up," recalls Langdoc, a shareholder in Dallas' Baron & Budd who is the lead trial lawyer in Gensler...
Plaintiffs win award for soft-tissue injuries in intersection crash. Plaintiff who was rear-ended awarded $13,453. Plaintiff claimed lumbar facet syndrome in rear-ender. Parties settle over accident
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... . . . Dallas' Russell W. Budd , president and managing shareholder of Baron & Budd, has been appointed to the NCCN...
...3. "Gary Cruciani Wins Multimillion-Dollar Jury Verdict Against Russell Budd, Baron & Budd," May 19 4. "Special Master...
2010 was a tough year for members of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct in their case alleging Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Presiding Judge Sharon Keller violated the Texas Constitution and
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