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White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Werbner on KTVT - CBS - Dallas |
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Sayles Werbner co-founder Mark Werbner defends Dallas attorney Ray Jackson against federal contempt of court charges stemming from the Dallas City Hall corruption trial.
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Patent Trial Lawyer Richard Sayles Featured in The Dallas Morning News |
Sayles Werbner co-founder discusses his victory in the largest patent verdict in U.S. history.
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White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Werbner in the Dallas Observer |
Sure, Don Hill and Ray Jackson May Have Violated Judge Barbara Lynn's Gag Order, But They Didn't Mean To Do It.
Dallas Observer
Attorneys for former Mayor Pro Tem Don Hill and Ray Jackson, who represented Hill during last year's City Hall corruption trial, argued in court Thursday afternoon that any violations of U.S. District Judge Barbara Lynn's gag order issued shortly before Hill's trial began were not willful, and therefore not criminal. While Hill did not take the stand, Jackson spent the significant part of the six-and-a-half hour bench trial walking Lynn through the events following a June 18 interview granted to WFAA-Channel 8's Gary Reaves.
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Judge scolds pair about gag order, delays ruling on Hill case |
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 (Courtesy of The Dallas Morning News) Ray Jackson and his counsel, Mark Werbner, arrived at the federal building Thursday for the trial on contempt of court charges.
The Dallas Morning News
06:48 AM CST on Friday, January 29, 2010
By JASON TRAHAN / The Dallas Morning News
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U.S. District Judge Barbara Lynn dished out the tongue-lashings Thursday but postponed her ruling on whether former Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Don Hill and his attorney Ray Jackson were in contempt of court when they sat for an interview days before jury selection in last year's
corruption trial.
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Sayles Werbner Attorney Darren Nicholson quoted in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Bell affiliate sues to block release of documents
A Bell Helicopter subsidiary is suing the Defense Department to block the release of government documents to a former executive who was fired last year.
The executive, Michael Prieto, was terminated as president of Bell Aerospace Services in June 2008. Prieto later filed a lawsuit alleging that Bell wrongfully fired him after he discovered and tried to investigate ethical problems, including mischarging the government for expenses on military contracts.
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Dallas Attorney Mark Werbner on KDFW Fox 4 News |
KDFW-TV
In this Fox news report Shaun Rabb looks into the State Bar Association's hearing on attorneys carrying professional liability insurance. Dallas attorney Mark Werbner provides insight on the impact of what a mandatory requirement to carry this type of insurance could have.
Watch Dallas Attorney Mark Werbner Discuss Disclosure of Professional Liability Insurance
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Attorney Mark Werbner Analyzes Guilty Verdicts in Dallas City Hall Corruption Trial |
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WFAA-TV
In this WFAA breaking-news report about the sweeping guilty verdicts related to the Dallas City Hall corruption trial, Dallas white collar defense attorney Mark Werbner provides insight and discusses the rammications for the defendants going forward.
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Breach of Contract Lawyer Mark Werbner on Law.com |
Jenkens & Gilchrist Wins Millions in Suit Against Former IP Client
Law.com - Texas Lawyer
Dallas firm Jenkens & Gilchrist closed its doors on March 31, 2007, but the firm just won a jury verdict valued at more than $4 million in a breach of contract suit it filed in July 2007 against a former intellectual property client.
Breach of Contract Attorney Mark Werbner in Texas Lawyer
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OSHA Construction Crackdown |
Construction Site Attorney Mark Werbner Tells KXAS-TV More OSHA Inspectors Needed to Address Spike in Texas Workplace Deaths
DALLAS – The federal government has launched a safety inspection drive to combat the high number of construction deaths in Texas. But the program is drawing fire from representatives of workers and contractors after another construction site tragedy this week.
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Anatomy of a $1.67 Billion IP Verdict |
Law.com
News of Monday's record-setting $1.67 billion patent verdict against Abbott Labs had patent lawyers slack-jawed across the country.
But perhaps even more surprising to some was the lawyer on the losing side: WilmerHale's William Lee, one of the biggest names in intellectual property litigation.
Lee and local co-counsel David Beck of Beck Redden & Secrest were trying to fight allegations that client Abbott's profitable arthritis drug Humira was infringing on rival Johnson & Johnson's IP. On Monday, they faced off in a federal courtroom in Texas in closing arguments with J&J's lawyers: Dianne Elderkin of Woodcock Washburn and local counsel Richard Sayles of Sayles Werbner.
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Securities Fraud Lawyer Mark Werbner in the Dallas Business Journal |
Dallas area is battleground in Stanford case
Dallas Business Journal
Dallas attorneys and financial professionals are set to play a number of lead roles in unwinding the $9.2 billion Stanford Financial Group.
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Dallas Attorney Dick Sayles in the Dallas Business Journal |
Court rulings could drop allure of ‘rocket docket’
Defendants allowed to move cases from Eastern District
Dallas Business Journal
Two recent appellate court decisions will make it easier for defendants in civil suits in the U.S. District Court’s Eastern District of Texas to move their cases to other venues, experts say.
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ICC Energy Story Featured in Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
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DALLAS - Mark Werbner is quoted in a recent article published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram about Sayles Werbner's work for ICC Energy in a lawsuit against Chesapeake Energy.
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Mark Werbner in the Fort Worth Star-Telgram |
Supporters of Texas malpractice damages cap are taking it to court
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
In an unusual legal twist, the most avid defenders of the Texas cap on damages to victims of medical malpractice — not its critics — are urging the state’s highest court to decide whether the law complies with the state constitution.
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Mark Werbner and Christopher Hogue quoted in Texas Lawyer Newspaper article |
Voting Independent: Shifting Majorities, Vigorous Dissents Characterize Court's Term
Texas Lawyer
By John Council
It wasn't long ago that Texas Supreme Court Justice Harriet O'Neill's name most commonly was affixed to dissenting opinions, as she flailed against a conservative majority on the court that often outvoted her.
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Mark Werbner Recognized Among Texas' Top Commerical Litigation Attorneys |
Texas Lawyer’s “Go-To Guide,” published in October 2007
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"Winning". Successful strategies from some of the nations top litigators. |
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As Seen In Dallas Business Journal |
June 2007 - Mark Werbner strives to give juries their TV courtroom experience.
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As Seen In Dallas Business Journal |
June 2007 - Mark Werbner strives to give juries their TV courtroom experience.
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Sayles Werbner Named Among Top 100 Verdicts of 2004 |
The National Law Journal, March 28, 2005.
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Sayles Werbner Named the 5th "winningest" Law Firm in America |
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By Margaret Cronin Fisk, July 2002
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Blame at issue in fake-drug civil rights case |
By Tim Wyatt, Dallas Morning News, September 10, 2005
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As Seen In Fortune Magazine |
May - 2006 "The Go-To Law Firms™ of the Top US Companies"
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Follow the Money: Victims of Terror File Novel Suits Against Bank They Allege Financed Hamas |
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Best Lawyers in Dallas 2003 |
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$454 Million in Damages Ordered |
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February 9, 2001
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$7 Million Against Siemens for Defective Ventilator |
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Closed out of a Deal, but Victorious in Texas Court |
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February 2001
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10 DFW Litigators Worth Having on Your Side |
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April 11, 2003
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Dollars 450M Fine Imposed in Slim Court Case |
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By Henry Tricks, February 9, 2001
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Covalar Founders Suing PricewaterhouseCoopers |
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By Cynthia D. Webb, October 2002
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Dallas firm wins CompUSA lawsuit; Jury orders billionaire Slim to pay $454.5 million |
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By Dianne Solis, February 9, 2001
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Jurors Awarded $30 Million in Emergency Care Death |
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By Stephanie Patrick, November 22, 2001
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Jury: Billionaire, Associates Liable In CompUSA Case |
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February 9, 2001
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Billionaire Ordered to pay $454.5M in Damages |
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February 2001
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Werbner named among America's top trial lawyers |
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By Margaret Cronin Fisk, July 2001
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Dallas Jury Awards $7 Million Against Siemens Medical Systems |
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July 13, 2001
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Vail Doctor Sues Over Equipment |
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By Anne Colden, June 17, 2000
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Mark Werbner and Eric Pearson successfully defend Jean-Raymond Boulle in $200M breach of contract |
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By Katherine Yung / The Dallas Morning News May 19, 2006
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Texas land-contamination suit settles for $7M |
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Texas Instruments settles for $7 million |
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By Laurie Fox, March 25, 1999
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