KRCL is pleased to announce that John Inabnett has joined the Firm as an Associate practicing in the Real Estate Section of the Dallas office. Mr. Inabnett is a 2003 graduate of Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law where he earned […]
On February 21, 2011, KRCL attorneys Zach Mayer and Jeff Novel obtained a unanimous jury verdict on behalf of a large national discount store chain. The discount store's lease agreement, under which the discount store leased space in a strip shopping […]
Kane Russell Coleman & Logan PC is proud to support the 2011 DBA Home Project which is celebrating its 20 year partnership with the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity building homes for families in the community. The efforts of the Project over […]
KRCL congratulates Julie Biermacher, Jason Binford, Brian Clark, James Greer, Richard Hathaway, Jennifer Lindsey, Zach Mayer, Jeff Novel, Courtney Palm, Kevin Perkins, Andrew Sarne, Aaron Speer, Viking Tao and David Thrasher. Each attorney […]
For employers that use stock or stock options as consideration for non-compete or non-solicit agreements, a little clarity has been provided in Texas. In Marsh USA, Inc. v. Cook, the newest Texas Supreme Court opinion to address covenants not to […]
KRCL congratulates John J. Kane on his recent appointment as Co-Chair of the Financial Professionals Committee of the Dallas Association of Young Bankruptcy Lawyers. The Committee is responsible for managing and overseeing financial professionals' […]
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (“CPSC”) is an independent federal regulatory agency formed in 1972. The CPSC is assigned the task of protecting the general public from unreasonable risks of injury or death related to the use […]
In many construction projects, the general contractor, instead of the owner, hires design professionals, such as engineers and architects, to assist in the design of the structure. Therefore, in such situations, a contract will obviously not exist […]
In the commercial construction industry, especially in cycles of downturn in the overall economy, instances often arise in which the owners of projects encounter financial difficulties. This can result in an abandonment of the project by the owner […]
The Texas Supreme Court, in a case of first impression, In re Reece, 341 S.W.3d 360 (Tex. 2011), recently addressed the issue of whether perjury committed during a deposition is subject to criminal contempt. The Court said no, and issued a warning […]
The United States Supreme Court recently rendered an important decision that will have wide-ranging implications related to potential employer liability in connection with unlawful discrimination claims. In Staub v. Proctor Hospital, the Court […]
For the second time in eight years, the Texas legislature instituted significant changes to the state’s civil litigation practice in the form of H.B. 274, which will become effective on September 1, 2011. To its proponents, H.B. 274 is a […]