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Johnston’s client was one of three District Attorneys targeted in the suit Eric A. Johnston, Partner with McGinnis Lochridge in Austin, along with Associate Andrew Edge succeeded in winning a dismissal for their client, Laura C. Nodolf, District Attorney for Midland County. Ms. Nodolf was one… Read more
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McGinnis Lochridge is proud to announce that Mitchell Chaney has joined the firm as a part of the Litigation Team in their Austin office. He comes to us from Brownsville, Texas, where he was previously a name partner at his own firm for over 30 years. Mitch has tried… Read more
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As earlier reported, twenty-one states and a broad coalition of Texas and national business groups filed lawsuits in federal district court in Sherman, Texas challenging the Department of Labor (“DOL”) overtime rule, which substantially increased the salary threshold for exempt executive, administrative and professional (EAP) employees. In November 2016, Judge Amos… Read more
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Attorney Ian McNeill discusses impact of Texas Supreme Court’s determination on whether “Subject To” Clause alters NPRI Burden on Oil & Gas Law Digest.
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A Second Look at Ferguson: Fines, Fees, Costs, and the Question of Debtors’ Prisons, Robert W. Calvert Inn of Court, Austin, TX April 2017
Michael Kabat
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Attorney Ian McNeill’s article, “100+ Year-old Title Dispute: Instrument Ruled a Mineral Deed, Not a Lease” was featured in the March 2017 edition of the National Association of Lease and Title Analysts News Magazine. Click here to read the article.
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Partner Russ Johnson served on the “Water Resources Issues in Energy Production” discussion panel at the Texas A&M University School of Law’s 8th Energy Law Symposium: The Future of Energy on March 23, 2017
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Partner Jonathan Baughman presented “Discussion of Selected Federal Court Jurisdiction Issues in Oil and Gas Disputes” at the 64th Mineral Law Institute, hosted by Louisiana State University Law Center in Baton Rouge on March 10, 2017
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Attorneys Chris Halgren and Austin Brister’s article outline how “Texas Court Holds That Permit of Injection Well May Be Challenged Outside Railroad Commission and Travis County Via Injunctive Relief” is in this quarter's NADOA Newsletter. https://online.flippingbook.com/view/172106/1
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Of Counsel, Bruce Kramer will discuss the impact of recent and emerging judicial decisions in Texas on variety of Energy Sectors at the Texas A&M 2017 Energy Law Symposium: The Future of Energy on March 23, 2017. With the ongoing changes… Read more
