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Join D CEO for an Inspiring Conversation with Women Leaders in Law
On March 27, accomplished attorneys will share their perspectives on the topics that are top-of-mind for women in the legal profession.
By D CEO Staff
Law
Behind the Deal: Why Sidley Austin Is Moving Its Dallas Office
The law firm will occupy the top four-and-a-half floors of 23Springs, a 26-story, Class AA tower underway in Uptown.
By Bridget Reis
Business
Dallas Power Couples: Inside the Lives of the Region’s Top Dynamic Duos
They’re superstars in business and influential forces in the community. Here’s how five of Dallas-Fort Worth’s most powerful couples make everything work.
Physicians
Supreme Court Ruling Means Texas Remains One of Five States in the Country Without Physician Dispensing
After no legislative movement, Texas physicians took their case to the courts to be able to directly dispense medications to their patients.
By Will Maddox
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The Adventures of Tom Luce
He was Ross Perot Sr.’s legal fixer for 50 years. Now, the longtime Dallas attorney and civic leader is working to ensure a better future for Texas.
By Will Maddox
Law
Winners Announced: D CEO’s 2023 Corporate Counsel Awards
The 29 North Texas honorees in D CEO’s 2023 Corporate Counsel Awards help keep their enterprises out of trouble while clearing pathways to innovation and growth.
Law
Texas’ Gender-Affirming Care Ban and Modern American Refugees
States with gender-affirming care protections are seeing an influx of patient requests, while those who are able to leave have survivor's guilt.
By Will Maddox
Physicians
Physicians Who Lost Their License Elsewhere Can No Longer Practice in Texas
HB 1998 bars physicians who have committed moral turpitude felonies and misdemeanors from practicing in Texas and requires the Texas Medical Board to have closer oversight of physicians.
By Will Maddox
Law
Tyrone Day Was Wrongfully Imprisoned for 26 Years. Two Dallas Lawyers Helped Prove His Innocence
The pro-bono work of two Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP lawyers helped vacate Day's guilty plea after more than 30 years.
By Will Maddox