Texas Lawyer | West Texas Jury Says ‘Take Nothing’ in $22.5 Million Mineral Rights Lawsuit

Alston & Bird is mentioned for opening an office in Fort Worth and expanding its Dallas office; Rob Vartabedian, Conrad Hester, Alix Allison, and Nick Davis are noted for joining the Fort Worth office; Mitchell Griffith and Connor Bourland are noted for joining the Dallas office; and Darren Hauck is noted as the partner in charge of both offices and is quoted.

Alston & Bird has opened an office in Fort Worth and expanded in Dallas, deepening the firm’s Texas footprint and adding to its litigation and corporate offerings in the oil and gas industry.

Alston & Bird is mentioned for opening an office in Fort Worth and expanding its Dallas office; Rob Vartabedian, Conrad Hester, Alix Allison, and Nick Davis are noted for joining the Fort Worth office; Mitchell Griffith and Connor Bourland are noted for joining the Dallas office; and Rob Vartabedian, Darren Hauck, Dan Diffley, and Justin Howard are quoted.

Alston & Bird served as counsel for Point Energy Partners in a force majeure dispute before the Supreme Court of Texas. The case marks the Supreme Court of Texas’ first thorough discussion and explanation of the concept of “force majeure” under Texas law.

Andy Tuck, Bryan Lutz, and Ted Stevenson are noted for representing Ericsson Inc. in a patent infringement lawsuit before the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.