Three Attorneys Named to 2024 D Magazine Best Lawyers Under 40 List
McCathern is proud to announce that Dallas Partners Stephanie M. Almeter and Jesse Cromwell were again named to the D Magazine Best Lawyers Under 40 list and that they were joined by Frisco Family Law Associate Attorney Kylie Peebles this year. The 2024 list was
McCATHERN PARTNERS LEVI McCATHERN, SHANE EGHBAL, AND TARIG ANANI, ALONG WITH CLIENT, SUE ACORDA THERAPEUTICS FOR $3.3M
By Bill Heltzer, Westfair Business Journal – Link to Article An investor in Acorda Therapeutics Inc. claims he lost $3.3 million because two top executives persuaded him to hold on to his investment even as they were planning to take the Rockland County drugmaker into
NO, THE SUPREME COURT DID NOT SAY THAT “TRUMP TOO SMALL” IS NOT A TRADEMARK
United States Supreme Court unanimously finds that trademarks identifying living individuals without consent are not registrable with the USPTO under the Lanham Act On Thursday, June 13, 2024, the United States Supreme Court considered a petition from a purported trademark owner seeking to register the
ARRESTS MADE SIX YEARS AFTER NORTH TEXAS TEEN’S DEATH IN SEX-TRAFFICKING CASE
Six years after her daughter’s tragic passing, Mary Wells of Cleburne, TX expresses a sense of relief as progress unfolds in the case with the arrest and charging of three individuals. Supporting her through this journey is Jennifer Falk of McCathern Law Firm, the Wells
McCATHERN CLIENTS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE SECURITY GUARD
Dallas Managing Partner, Arnold Shokouhi at McCathern PLLC, was featured in a WFAA news segment about a lawsuit the firm initiated on behalf of their clients against St. Moritz Security. The legal action stems from allegations that Ronnie Smith, a security guard at a luxury
McCATHERN L.A. ATTORNEYS EARN CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT FROM WELLS FARGO
A client of McCathern Los Angeles attorneys Evan Selik and Christine Zaouk recently received Court approval on a class action settlement from Wells Fargo, the fourth-largest bank in the United States. The lawsuit is Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. v. Agak, Case No. 56-2017-00500587-CL-CL-VTA. McCathern client
ARNOLD SHOKOUHI’S JOURNEY TO DALLAS FEATURED IN D CEO MAGAZINE
McCathern Managing Partner Arnold Shokouhi is featured in the April issue of D CEO magazine as the subject of its recurring “Roots” feature. D CEO is the business publication of D Magazine, and its Roots articles focus on the immigration of business leaders to the
EIGHT McCATHERN ATTORNEYS ON 2024 TEXAS SUPER LAWYERS RISING STARS LIST
McCathern, Shokouhi, Evans is thrilled to announce that eight attorneys from our Dallas, Frisco, and Houston offices were named by Super Lawyers to their 2024 Texas Rising Stars list: Justin Bryan – Business Litigation Erin Clegg – Family Law Jesse Cromwell – Construction Litigation Shane
McCATHERN HOUSTON OBTAINS TWO RECENT CASE VICTORIES
McCathern’s Houston team recently obtained two victories on behalf of clients against Houston-area real estate developer Ali Choudhri. The cases follow previous wins for our clients against Mr. Choudhri in the summer and fall of 2022. Patten v. Choudhri CAUSE NO. 2017-43146 Following a nearly
SHEAKS AND SAMPSON TO SPEAK AT 2024 IAVM ACADEMY FOR VENUE SAFETY & MANAGEMENT
McCathern Partners Ty Sheaks and Joey Sampson will again serve as faculty at this year’s edition of the Academy for Venue Safety & Security conducted by the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM). The 2023 Academy will take place March 23-28 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Three Attorneys Named to 2024 D Magazine Best Lawyers Under 40 List
McCathern is proud to announce that Dallas Partners Stephanie M. Almeter and Jesse Cromwell were again named to the D Magazine Best Lawyers Under 40 list and that they were joined by Frisco Family Law Associate Attorney Kylie Peebles this year. The 2024 list was
McCATHERN PARTNERS LEVI McCATHERN, SHANE EGHBAL, AND TARIG ANANI, ALONG WITH CLIENT, SUE ACORDA THERAPEUTICS FOR $3.3M
By Bill Heltzer, Westfair Business Journal – Link to Article An investor in Acorda Therapeutics Inc. claims he lost $3.3 million because two top executives persuaded him to hold on to his investment even as they were planning to take the Rockland County drugmaker into