Texas Counsel – Incorporating or Reincorporating in Texas
Gibson Dunn offers a multidisciplinary team with deep expertise in Texas corporate law, corporate governance, securities regulation, shareholder proposals and relations, shareholder litigation, and Texas political strategy. We are uniquely positioned to advise companies on redomestication from anywhere in the United States to Texas.

Gibson Dunn combines world class expertise on governance and securities with expert knowledge on Texas law. Gibson Dunn lawyers have advised numerous Fortune 100 and energy-sector leaders on complex restructurings and redomicile transitions. Our team includes nationally recognized thought leaders who have helped shape Texas’s evolving legal framework and have deep connections with the Governor’s office, leaders of the business community and the other players shaping the future of the State. Gibson Dunn attorneys bring extensive experience navigating institutional investor dynamics, proxy advisory firm expectations, and activist challenges. We deliver a tailored, efficient, and strategic plan that aligns with our client’s governance goals, shareholder expectations, and long-term strategy.
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Gibson Dunn Advises Exodus Movement on Steps Toward Texas Redomestication
Gibson Dunn represented Exodus Movement, Inc., a leading self-custodial cryptocurrency platform, in connection with its proposed redomestication from Delaware to Texas
In the Media
Hillary Holmes Quoted in Reuters on SEC Approval of Texas Stock Exchange
Partner Hillary Holmes, co-chair of the firm’s Capital Markets practice group, was featured in a recent Reuters article covering the …
In the Media
Collin Cox and Gregg Costa Discuss Texas Business Court’s Impact on Law Firms with Bloomberg Law
Partners Collin Cox and Gregg Costa recently spoke to Bloomberg Law about the benefits law firms are seeing from the new Texas Business Court.
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Texas Partners Highlight What Companies Need to Know About Recent TBOC Changes
In their Expert Voices article for The Texas Lawbook, Gibson Dunn partners Hillary H. Holmes and Gerry Spedale highlight the key points that companies incorporated or operating in Texas — or considering redomestication to Texas — need to know about recent changes to the Texas Business Organizations Code (TBOC), which positions Texas as an increasingly attractive option for the state of incorporation.
Client Alert
The Comprehensive Reference Guide for Directors and Officers: 2025 Amendments to the Texas Corporate Statute
Texas has adopted important amendments to its corporate statute. This reference guide summarizes the key changes and what they mean for directors and officers.
Client Alert
Texas Supreme Court Reaffirms That Non-Texas Companies Must “Target Texas” To Be Subject To Personal Jurisdiction
In two opinions issued on June 20, the Texas Supreme Court reaffirmed that a non-Texas company must purposefully direct conduct at Texas to be subject to specific personal jurisdiction.
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Gibson Dunn Lawyers Outline Texas Pro-Corporation Legislative Measures
Writing for the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, partners Hillary Holmes and Gerry Spedale, along with associate Jason Ferrari, explore recent legislative developments that mark a significant step in Texas’s broader effort to remain a premier destination for corporations.
In the Media
Partner Hillary Holmes on Texas as an Attractive Corporate Home
The passage of laws that enhance governance of Texas corporations and discourage frivolous shareholders litigation, along with a commercially minded government and the development of the business courts to hear complex commercial disputes, have enhanced Texas’s “aura as a business-friendly state,” partner Hillary Holmes told the Financial Times.
In the Media
Gibson Dunn Partners Discuss Strategic Growth of Houston Trial Team with Texas Lawyer
Partners Collin Cox, Sydney Scott, Gregg Costa, Andrea Smith, and Trey Cox recently spoke to Texas Lawyer about the strategic growth of our Houston trial team
Client Alert
More Significant Changes to the Texas Business Organizations Code: SB 1057 and SB 2411
During the week of May 19, 2025, the Texas Legislature passed two sets of amendments to the Texas Business Organizations Code through SB 1057 and SB 2411. These amendments allow certain corporations to impose higher thresholds for shareholder proposals, expand exculpation to officers of the corporation and streamline the approval and administration of major business transactions.
Client Alert
Texas Overhauls Business Organizations Code with SB 29: Key Changes for Entity Governance, Entity Administration and Shareholder Rights
On May 14, 2025, the Governor of Texas signed SB 29 into law which introduced significant amendments to the Texas Business Organizations Code affecting Texas corporations, limited partnerships and limited liability companies.
Client Alert
M&A Insights: Comparing Delaware and Texas Governing Law for M&A Agreement Provisions
In the context of M&A agreements, the choice-of-law decision between Delaware and Texas could impact the interpretation and applicability of several common provisions. Below is a brief overview of distinctions and similarities that sellers and buyers should consider when negotiating the governing law provision.
Client Alert
Texas Creates New Business Court
Our lawyers discuss the Texas Legislature’s creation of a specialized Texas Business Court, whose primary objective is to provide a faster, more efficient, and more cost-effective dispute resolution mechanism for businesses.
Webcasts
Webcasts
Dexit Heats Up: Update on Texas Law
Texas Partners Hillary Holmes and Gregg Costa presented on practical implementation strategies and compliance considerations for companies incorporated in Texas …
Webcasts
Webcast: Texas Business Court
This panel provides a practical update about the Texas Business Courts. The panel includes transactional, litigation, and appellate perspectives, plus an update on the first four months of operation.
Webcasts
Webcast: Recent Developments in Delaware and Texas Corporate Law: What You Need to Know
Gibson Dunn and Morris Nichols hosted a webcast addressing recent legal developments in Delaware and Texas — two jurisdictions with long-standing influence on American corporate law, each now undergoing rapid and consequential changes.