KRCL congratulates Zach Mayer, Brian Clark, Andrew Sarne, David Thrasher, James Greer, Misty Hataway-Coné, Richard Hathaway, Jennifer Lindsey, Christina Masso, Jeff Novel, Courtney Palm and Aaron Speer. Each were selected for inclusion […]
For companies engaged in or facing the prospect of litigation, there have been two developments of note related to the work product privilege doctrine. These developments have a mixed result for litigants asserting the work product privilege.
In this troubled economy, no one wants to give up hard-earned cash. Unfortunately, many companies are forced to do exactly that as the number of corporate bankruptcy filings increases. When a company in financial turmoil files for bankruptcy […]
Ever-changing technologies, the growth of free trade over the past decade, and the development of increased industry in developing countries around the world have resulted in an explosion of new products available to American consumers. While few […]
The scope of the duty to indemnify has been the subject of numerous court opinions and legislative actions. Rightfully so, as defining the point at which this duty arises and what actions by each party the duty proscribes is a key component in […]
Whether it is text messages, e-mails, website postings, "Twitter®" or Facebook®, the concept of in-person communication has rapidly been replaced by impersonal electronic modes of communication. Practically everything we do on […]
Before trial, before discovery, even before a lawsuit is filed, a party's collection and preservation of evidence can significantly affect the outcome of a case. Therefore, as you look for additional ways to reduce liability exposure, companies […]
No one wants to suffer the embarrassment and inconvenience of their bank rejecting a debit card transaction due to insufficient funds. To alleviate embarrassment, banks often provide customers with courtesy overdraft protection. Through that protection […]
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a recent decision that clarifies the "principal place of business" rules relating to diversity jurisdiction, and which should help corporations avoid long jurisdictional disputes after removal to federal court.& […]
The issue of subrogation rights between insurance carriers in instances where an insured has multiple insurance policies has long been an issue in Texas. In 2007, the Texas Supreme Court addressed this issue, but the decision left many related […]
Invariably, when an insured tenders a third-party claim, the first two questions asked by the insurance company are: (1) does it have a duty to defend this claim under the terms of the applicable policy; and (2) does it have a duty to indemnify its insured […]
On May 4, 2009, the United States Supreme Court issued its opinion in the consolidated cases of Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway Co. v. U.S. and Shell Oil Company v. U.S., 129 S.Ct. 1870 (2009), on the matters of arranger liability and joint […]