Every media outlet you tune into these days seems to be covering difficulties in the nation’s supply chain. These disruptions have resulted in bottlenecks and shortages of key goods across the country. Projects and deals across industries have been…

As profiled earlier this year, the lawyers at MehaffyWeber have a strong commitment to giving back to their communities. In addition to the hours of volunteer work and the countless number of boards MehaffyWeber attorneys serve on, the dedicated…

Many professional services providers devote a large portion of their adult lives to obtaining specialized education and corresponding licenses and certifications. When professionals such as realtors and real estate brokers become the subject of allegations of professional negligence, their careers…

Written by Shareholder Barbara Barron
Employers that are requiring vaccinations have been receiving requests for exemptions based on medical leave or sincerely held religious beliefs. Up to now, employers did not know what was permissible to ask regarding sincerely held…

In the 75 years of MehaffyWeber’s practice, one of the firm’s most formative and important aspects has been its longstanding involvement in the local communities it serves. From Houston to Beaumont and Austin to San Antonio, MehaffyWeber’s attorneys put their…

Texas has a history of being an employer-friendly state; however, federal and state laws prevent employers from illegal harassment, discrimination, and retaliation in the workplace. Employers are not legally allowed to hold certain personal characteristics against their employees. There are…

MehaffyWeber in its 75-year history has been lead counsel in many cases that have helped define Texas and national jurisprudence. MehaffyWeber was the trial counsel in the seminal case of Employers Casualty Co. v. Tilley, 496 S.W.2d 552 (Tex. 1973).…