John Kane is also a 2009 graduate of Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law. He practices in the Litigation section predominately on commercial litigation, as well as in the Bankruptcy section focusing on corporate reorganization on behalf […]
Ronald G. Bankston, Kenneth W. Biermacher, Joseph M. Coleman, Joseph A. Friedman, Kenneth C. Johnston, Christopher C. Pappas, Raymond J. Kane, Arthur V. Lambert, Michael A. Logan, Kevin P. Riley, Gordon B. Russell and Amy Dunn Taylor were each named […]
Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business has recognized Kane Russell Coleman & Logan PC in its annual law firm rankings. The Firm was designated by clients and legal peers as being among the top litigation practices and lawyers in the […]
Restaurant servers across the country often share gratuities with one another and with other service workers in their restaurant. Some restaurants have specific policies requiring servers to "tip out" colleagues. Others leave it up to servers to decide […]
KRCL congratulates Kenneth W. Biermacher and Joseph A. Friedman on being elected to membership in the Fellows of the Texas Bar Foundation, the largest charitably-funded bar foundation in the country. Fellows of the Foundation are selected for their […]
Congratulations to Joe Coleman on being selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® for 2009, a highly respected peer-review publication in the legal profession for attorneys all across the country. Mr. Coleman is […]
On May 13, 2009, Joseph Coleman and Robert Taylor spoke at the 2009 MFSG Educational Seminar regarding proactive actions credit professionals can take in advance of bankruptcy. Topics included Section 503(b)(9) administrative claims, creditors' reclamation […]
On May 26, 2009, Christopher Pappas and Kevin Madden participated in a panel discussion for the American Institute of Architects Business and Practice Series on "Legal Issues Affecting Architects." Mr. Pappas and Mr. Madden spoke and answered questions […]
Until the Texas Supreme Court's recent opinion in Galbraith Engineering Consultants, Inc. v. Sam Pochucha and Jean Pochucha, contractors, architects, engineers, and other design professionals in Texas had a common concern - the potential for liability […]
You've met with the CIO and your IT people. You've identified the different types of electronic and paper information that your company creates and maintains. You've implemented and are in compliance with a document retention […]
In the wake of massive Ponzi schemes such as those operated by Bernard Madoff and Allen Stanford, financial services companies face increased litigation risks for their roles in these schemes. Since the credit crisis began, Ponzi scheme litigation […]