Posted in Legal Writing Leave Behind These Words and Phrases By Wayne Schiess on August 3, 2020 This post is part of my effort to pull legal vocabulary into 2020. We certainly don’t ...
Posted in OSHA OSHA Issues Guidelines for the Energy Industry By Charles Sartain on August 3, 2020 The guidance provides three categories of workplace safety measures for employers ...
Posted in Family Law Texas Appeals Court Allows Adult Daughter to Pursue Outstanding Child Support By McClure Law Group on July 31, 2020 The daughter in this case requested a child support lien and judicial writ of ...
Posted in Tenant Does a Tenant Have an Insurable Interest in a Leased Building? Yes By Victor Jacobellis and Daniel Veroff on July 31, 2020 The standard commercial lease for an entire building will require the tenant to either ...
Posted in Appellate, Courts Dallas Court of Appeals Continues to Rein in the TCPA’s Applicability to Business Disputes By Carrington Coleman on July 30, 2020 Palladium arose from a disagreement regarding a joint venture to acquire and ...
Posted in COVID-19, Criminal Defense Can Police Get DNA from Your Face Mask? By Christian Lautenschleger on July 30, 2020 But like many government actions, there might be some unintentional consequences ...
Posted in Bar Leaders Conference, COVID-19 Vicki Clark kicks off new Bar Leaders Conference Speaker Series By Eric Quitugua on July 30, 2020 Clark focused on bar associations prioritizing people over procedure. Reevaluate where ...
Posted in COVID-19, Lease Commercial Lease Terms: Changes to Expect Amid COVID-19 By Jeff Raizner on July 30, 2020 Commercial lease terms are expected to become shorter in length during as well as ...
Posted in Contracts, Courts Read the agreement. All of it. By David Coale on July 30, 2020 Many forum-selection disputes, particularly about arbitration clauses, turn on whether ...
Posted in Family Law When a Custodial Parent Wants to Relocate: What You Need to Know About Texas Law By stark on July 30, 2020 Sole Managing Conservatorship: An exclusive right to move without permission ...
