Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP

Type of organization: Private business

Location: 1601 Elm Street, Suite 3000, Dallas, TX, 75201

Phone: 214-999-3000

http://www.gardere.com

People in roles

» Stephen D. Good

Chief Executive Officer

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Dallas Holocaust Museum event most successful in Museum's history (Monday, November 30)

The Dallas Holocaust Museuma s annual Hope for Humanity Dinner on November 8 not only broke all previous dinner attendance records, but the event was the most financially successful ever for the Museum.

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AAFES debt to fund new retail center in Fort Bliss (Tuesday, November 24)

The Army & Air Force Exchange Service has raised $90 million in debt for Fort Bliss retail development Dallas Business Journal - by Jeff Bounds Staff writer Bud Force IN GROWTH MODE: Capt.

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AAFES debt to fund new retail center (Saturday, November 21)

The Army & Air Force Exchange Service has raised $90 million in debt for Fort Bliss retail development Dallas Business Journal - by Jeff Bounds Staff writer Bud Force IN GROWTH MODE: Capt.

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VerdictSearch: Employer Didn't Breach Contract When It Fired Manager, Jury Finds (Wednesday, November 11)

On Sept. 11, a jury rejected a man's claim that his former employer breached an employment contract when it fired him.

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Lenders get more help with "extending and pretending" with commercial mortgages (Sunday, November 1)

How long will banks be able to delay dealing with troubled loans? November 01, 2009 12:00AM By Catherine Curan The new tax rules handed down by the Treasury Department in mid-September are prompting more lenders to employ already-popular "extend and pretend" and "delay and pray" strategies.

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Lenders get more help with "extending and pretending" commercial mortgages (Sunday, November 1)

How long will banks be able to delay dealing with troubled loans? November 01, 2009 12:00AM By Catherine Curan The new tax rules handed down by the Treasury Department in mid-September are prompting more lenders to employ already-popular "extend and pretend" and "delay and pray" strategies.

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