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PODCAST: Three New Important Oil-and-Gas Cases

Download the iPhone/iPad app for our podcast at tinyurl.com/energylawios, or the Android app at tinyurl.com/energylawandroid. The podcast is also available on iTunes (tinyurl.com/energylawitunes), Google Play (tinyurl.com/energylawgoogleplay), Spotify […]

Thomas G. Ciarlone Jr.

Nuts and Bolts of Funding a Main Street Loan

 A Lender has two choices for funding a Main Street Loan. A Lender may fund a Main Street Loan and then seek to sell a participation interest in said Main Street Loan to the Main Street SPV.  A Lender may condition its extension of credit to […]

Subrogation Claims and Arbitration Clauses in Construction Contracts

In Texas, while an insurer can assert a subrogation claim independently of its insured, the insurer still stands in the shoes of its insured, meaning the insurer’s claims are limited to those the insured could bring and are subject to the same […]

COVID-19 Resources and Insights from KRCL

Kane Russell Coleman Logan is here to help our clients address the many complex legal issues created by the coronavirus crisis. The COVID-19 situation presents a rapidly changing set of circumstances to which every business must adapt frequently as the […]

Oil-and-Gas Class Actions: A Cautionary Tale

In the latest episode of Oil and Gas Law: In 5 Five Minutes or Less, KRCL's video series covering important legal developments for energy industry professionals, litigation partner Tom Ciarlone discusses a recent verdict out of an Oklahoma federal […]

Thomas G. Ciarlone Jr.

Certificate of Merit Requirements in Texas

In order to assert a professional negligence claim in Texas against an architect, professional engineer, registered landscape architect, or registered professional land surveyor, the claimant must file a certificate of merit prepared by an outside expert […]

Brian M. Stork