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Forbes Notes Firm’s Work on Behalf of ExxonMobil

Forbes recently reported on arguments made in the Fort Worth Court of Appeals in a proceeding filed by ExxonMobil to investigate claims of viewpoint discrimination in violation of free speech rights guaranteed under the US and Texas Constitutions. In the proceeding, ExxonMobil seeks pre-suit discovery from representatives of several California cities and counties, including the …

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Ashley Parrish Speaking at The Griffin Insurance Technical Forum in London

Cantey Hanger Partner, Ashley Parrish, is leading a discussion regarding “the insured’s failure to read the policy and how our two nations, separated by a common language, deal with this issue of potential contributory negligence” to be held at The Griffin Insurance Technical Forum in London, England on January 9, 2019.

Julie Bergkamp to Speak at TCBA Corporate Counsel Section Luncheon

Cantey Hanger Partner, Julie Bergkamp, will be speaking on “Intellectual Property, The Basics of IP and IP Related Agreements” at the TCBA Corporate Counsel Section Luncheon to be held Wednesday, January 30, 2019 at the Petroleum Club. Lunch is $30 for section members and $35 for all others, including those with late reservations. Please RSVP …

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Rising Corporate Debt and Interest Rates and Possible Implications for So-Called “Zombie” Firms in Our Economy

“On Tuesday, December 11, Cantey Hanger partner Machir Stull gave a presentation to the Fort Worth chapter of Financial Executives International (FEI) on rising corporate debt and interest rates and possible implications for so-called “zombie” firms in our economy. Stull is a commercial restructuring, business law, and business litigation attorney, particularly in the energy and …

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CONDEMNATION NEWS: Hurricane Harvey Flood Claims Proceed – No Governmental Immunity

In an opinion issued December 4, 2018, the Houston Court of Appeals for the First District of Texas affirmed the denial of motions to dismiss on grounds of Governmental Immunity,allowing inverse condemnation and statutory takings claims to proceed against the San Jacinto River Authority for Hurricane Harvey dam releases and flooding. San Jacinto River Authority v.Burney, et …

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15 Cantey Hanger Lawyers have become Fellows of the Tarrant County Bar Foundation in 2018

15 Cantey Hanger Lawyers have become Fellows of the Tarrant County Bar Foundation in 2018, which indicates a long-term commitment to support the Foundation.  The Foundation is the charitable arm of the Tarrant County Bar Association.  Its projects include collecting donated stuffed animals and delivering them to the Tarrant County Family Law and Juvenile courts …

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“Oh Snap!” A Loophole Around the Forum-Defendant Rule

Cantey Hanger attorneys, John Polzer (Partner) and Derek Carson (Associate), have written an article ““Oh Snap!” A Loophole Around the Forum-Defendant Rule” which appears in the October 2018 Headnotes, Antitrust Trade Regulation Business Litigation Section of the Dallas Bar Association.

Who the Heck Signs Our Stock Certificates?

Cantey Hanger Partner, Doug Clayton, has penned an article “Who the Heck Signs Our Stock Certificates?” which appears in both the Dallas and Houston citybizlists.