In response to a multitude of lawsuits involving investments in the alleged multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme perpetrated by R. Allen Stanford, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation consolidated nearly a hundred cases into a multi-district litigation […]
DALLAS/HOUSTON, Texas – Corporate Counsel magazine's annual survey of FORTUNE 500® companies has selected Kane Russell Coleman & Logan PC as a 2012 Go-To Law Firm®. KRCL was nominated by its long term client, Home Depot.& […]
Lawrence T. Bowman, formerly with Cozen O’Connor, is a 30-year trial veteran who joined the Firm on March 8 and has been named chair of the Large Loss Subrogation Group. He is one of the top subrogation attorneys in the country and is a recognized […]
On August 21, 2012, Christopher C. Pappas will be a guest speaker at the Construction Law Seminar which will be held at the Marriott-West Loop Hotel in Houston, Texas. The topics he will cover are “Litigation Avoidance and Management” and “Ethics […]
The Texas Legislature recently passed, and Governor Perry signed into law, House Bill 2093, which took effect on January 1, and which makes certain indemnity and additional insured provisions in construction contracts void and unenforceable as against […]
Kane Russell Coleman & Logan PC congratulates Marcy L. Rothman 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 […]
KRCL is pleased to announce that Haley DeVault has joined the Firm as an Associate practicing in the Business & Corporate and Real Estate Sections of the Dallas office. Ms. DeVault is a 2007 graduate of Southern Methodist University Dedman […]
Joseph M. Coleman served as a panelist at the DFW Association of Young Bankruptcy Lawyers’ annual Financial Professionals Committee event held on October 4, 2012 in Dallas, TX. The event was co-hosted by the Turnaround Management Association’s […]
It is widely thought that the civil jury trial is dying a slow death in the American legal system. The cause of death is largely attributed to the high price tag associated with the modern jury trial. In the hopes of curbing this trend, the […]
The Texas Supreme Court recently rendered an important decision which has the potential to expand an employer's liability for wrongful termination of employees in Texas. Texas is an at-will employment state where employers have the ability […]
KRCL is pleased to announce that Brad Smith has joined the Firm as an Associate practicing in the Litigation Section of the Dallas office. Mr. Smith is a 2009 graduate of Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law. His experience […]
On September 1, 2011, H.B. 274 went into effect. H.B. 274 made several significant changes to the Texas civil litigation practice. (See KRCL Litigation Alert, September, 2011.) Among the most important of these changes was a directive […]