In 2016, 4,213 large commercial vehicles were involved in fatal crashes; 55,633 were involved in injury crashes; and 99,911 were involved in tow-away crashes.[1] For those most serious accidents that result in death, known serious injury, or significant […]
The SA Financial Regulation Journal has published an article penned by Michael Attaway that explains the implications of the end of LIBOR. Titled “Considerations for Banks in Preparing for the End of LIBOR,” the article was originally […]
Kane Russell Coleman Logan has grown its litigation team with the hiring of Andrew “Drew” Robertson. Drew joins the firm after spending three years clerking for Senior United States District Judge Sam R. Cummings in the Northern District […]
Charles Aster and Michael Attaway of Texas law firm Kane Russell Coleman Logan will present at the Texas Association of Bank Counsel’s 42nd Annual Convention on September 20th and September 21st. The conference is organized by and for attorneys […]
Venue for patent infringement cases is governed by 28 U.S.C. § 1400(b), which states that patent infringement suits can be brought in the judicial district (1) where the defendant resides or (2) where the defendant has committed acts of infringement […]
There has no doubt been an increase in the number of consumers and employees using service or support animals when they patron public accommodations or go to work, with United Airlines recently saying they've seen a 75% year-over-year increase in […]
On July 27, 2017, Andrew Bailey, the head of the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), surprised the banking industry (and other financial markets) when he announced the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) may cease to be published as early as the […]
Kane Russell Coleman Logan is proud to announce that eighteen of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2018 Texas Super Lawyer rankings. The annual list is published by Thomson Reuters and recognizes less than five percent of […]
What happens when a plaintiff is granted an injunction that prohibits a former employee and its new employer from soliciting or contacting the plaintiff’s customers; yet, the injunction does not specifically identify those off-limit customers nor […]
In the latest episode of our energy law podcast, KRCL's energy practice group leader, Tom Ciarlone, is joined by Blake Scott, President of Scott Energy Technologies. Blake explores cost-effective, risk-reducing, and often innovative strategies […]