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Enforcing a Non-Compete Injunction Could Require Disclosing Your Customer List
Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 683 requires that "[e]very order granting an injunction . . . shall set forth the reasons for its issuance; shall be specific in terms; shall describe in reasonable detail and not by reference to the complaint or other […]
Indemnity and Access Agreements in Environmental Investigations in the Oilfield and Beyond
KRCL is proud to offer this complimentary, on-demand CLE seminar at its new online presence for webinars, www.krclwebinars.com. In this course, Bruce Flowers covers access agreements for environmental investigations and provides an overview for […]
Visa Strategies in the Trump Era and How to Attract and Retain Key Employees in the Oil Patch
KRCL is proud to offer this complimentary, on-demand CLE seminar at its new online presence for webinars, www.krclwebinars.com. In this course, James Prappas discusses the legal changes in the current administration which have […]
The Evolution of the DOL, the NLRB, and the EEOC Since the November 2016 Election
KRCL is proud to offer this complimentary, on-demand CLE seminar at its new online presence for webinars, www.krclwebinars.com. In this course, Andrea (AJ) Johnson addresses the legal changes in the current administration which have affected overtime […]
Trump’s Energy Initiatives: What Are They and Where Do They Stand?
KRCL is proud to offer this complimentary, on-demand CLE seminar at its new online presence for webinars, www.krclwebinars.com. In this course, Demetri Economou presents a survey of President Trump’s energy agenda as developed […]
CW33: Man becomes millionaire with contract written on scrap paper from Dallas hotel
"In Texas, generally speaking, you and I could shake hands and we could cut a deal on something and it's perfectly legally binding if it's in writing. Even if it doesn't go into great detail as long as you hit on the essential points […]
Texas Lawbook: Cocktail Napkin Employment Dispute Settles Right Before Trial
Hail represents Jonathan Kolniak, who was set to face off with his former employer, Bridger Logistics, in a jury trial this week in Dallas District Judge Martin Hoffman’s court. Kolniak claimed he had an agreement with the owner of Bridger at the […]
Dallas Morning News: How a Dallas man got $1 million thanks to a promise scribbled on a cocktail napkin
Jonathan Kolniak sued his former employer in March 2017 over a claim he was owed more than $9 million for his equity stake in his old employer. The paperwork for that agreement between Kolniak and ex-boss James Ballengee was scribbled out on […]
Marcy Rothman Elected Western Region Vice President of the National Association of Railroad Trial Counsel
Marcy Rothman, Managing Director of the KRCL Houston Office, has been elected Vice President of the Western Region for the National Association of Railroad Trial Counsel. In 2017, Marcy was elected to the Executive Committee Class for a three year term […]