With cyber attacks in the news and both companies and governments on edge, Microsoft has taken the initiative with a variety of new security features to Office 365 and Windows 10. One feature is a new Secure Score tool on Office 365 that companies’ […]
Many important issues took center stage during the 2016 election, from terrorism to international trade, but workplace safety was not a dominant talking point (nor was it in most presidential elections in modern history). However, it may be safely assumed […]
The KRCL Houston office will be hosting a half-day seminar on Litigation Hot Topics for the Energy Industry and Beyond. The seminar will be on February 24th at The Hess Club in Houston, Texas. The day begins at 8am with networking and breakfast […]
January has been a busy month for courts in Texas and beyond in the oil-and-gas segment. In today’s post, we summarize several significant developments from the last thirty days that can be expected to have a lasting impact on E&Ps, pipeline […]
On Friday, January 27th, Chris Pappas presented a course at the Annual Texas Bar CLE Alternative Dispute Resolution Seminar in Austin, Texas with Courtenay L. Bass of the Gilbert Mediation Group and Trey Bergman of the Bergman ADR Group. The experts […]
In December of 2015, federal Judge Robert L. Pitman declined to dismiss Teladoc’s antitrust suit, holding that the TMB was not immune (as it had argued) from such claims. The decision pointed to the February 2015 Supreme Court decision, North Carolina […]
Directors Karin Zaner and Richard Hathaway of Kane Russell Coleman & Logan have successfully defended a physician client in a contentious jury trial in which the plaintiff alleged breach of contract, fraud, fraudulent inducement, and tortious interference […]
Director Chip Morris and Associate Demetri Economou have recently been published in Recent Developments in Business and Corporate Litigation, 2016 Edition - Intellectual Property Law. The attorneys collaboratively wrote about intellectual […]
The rule issued by the Texas Medical Board requiring physicians to conduct a face-to-face or in-person visit with a patient in order to establish a defined physician-patient relationship, was not slated to go into effect until June 3, 2015. With the […]
Telemedicine will no doubt make an impact on the way health care is delivered in Texas, as well as in the rest of the country. Teladoc, a Dallas-based provider of telehealth services, given its continued conflicts with the Texas Medical Board dating […]
Contractors and subcontractors vying for federal government contracts were relieved of complying with a majority of the requirements of Executive Order 13673, the "Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces" rule, thanks to a nationwide preliminary injunction issued […]