Alexa Shrake

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch visited the George W. Bush Presidential Center on Southern Methodist University’s campus Saturday afternoon for a talk and reading of his children’s book Heroes of 1776.

A Travis County jury heard two weeks of trial before unanimously finding a brother breached his fiduciary duty when he attempted to expel his sibling from a business they cofounded.

As a kid growing up in the Rio Grande Valley, King & Spalding partner Bruce Hurley remembers hearing his relatives, who were trial lawyers, tell stories about their careers.

Justice Rosa Lopez Theofanis originally thought she could be an English professor because she loved to read.

In this edition of Asked & Answered, FBFK’s Solomon Wisenberg talks about how he got involved in the Whitewater-Lewinsky investigation and what trends he is seeing in his white collar criminal defense practice. While the Texan has spent the majority of his career in Washington, D.C., he returned home to the Lone Star state a few years ago and joined FBFK in December.

A bench trial started today in a breach of contract case involving treasure recovered off the coast of the Bahamas. The parties are asking Chief U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor to decide how to split the treasure.

For the second year, Haynes Boone attorneys participated in the firm’s three-day Trial Academy in late May, where associates worked alongside partners to try a case to a jury of summer...

Karen Mitchell of the U.S. Northern District of Texas federal court is the longest-serving clerk of court in the nation.

Following a three-week bench trial before Bexar County Judge Laura Salinas, the court has entered a $393 million final judgment in Energy Transfer’s favor in a contract dispute stemming from a spike in natural gas rates in February 2021 during Winter Storm Uri.

Houston native and Yetter Coleman partner Tim McConn felt called to practice law. He was practically raised on it.