New Jersey Law JournalAs you might expect from a firm founded a century ago in Houston, Fulbright & Jaworski’s energy practice is one of its core strengths. So, too, is health care law. No surprise there, given the firm’s lengthy association with the city’s sprawling Texas Medical Center. But Fulbright...
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A spike in issues by New Jersey government entities helped McCarter & English leap to No. 5 nationwide in bond counsel rankings for the first quarter of 2013, up from 47th place in the same quarter l
...in Waco, Texas; and William Slusser and Michael Wilson, now with Fulbright & Jaworski in Houston. Minton lost his patent infringement suit. He...
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...for a U.S. merger partner, has held informal talks with Fulbright & Jaworski, according to a May report by U.K. publication Legal...
The District Court properly dismissed appellants' antitrust challenge to the setting of title insurance rates in New Jersey on the basis of the filed-rate doctrine and a lack of standing
The Department of Justice's U.S. Trustee Program is proposing controversial new guidelines to rein in what some see as out-of-control attorneys' fees in large corporate restructurings
Gibbons of Newark is not liable in a malpractice suit by an ex-client whose invention was copied by a competitor after the firm secured a patent, a federal appeals court says
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