Founding KRCL Director Raymond J. Kane will moderate a panel on construction and development on Wednesday, November 20 from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Dallas Marriott City Center. The event, Bisnow's second annual DFW New Construction & Development […]
Chris Pappas served as a panelist at The 2013 Annual Conference on ADR Friday, May 3, at South Texas College of Law. He discussed, "What Lawyers Like and Don't Like About Mediators," with a panel of two other attorneys and a moderator from the […]
KRCL Director Joseph M. Coleman presented Managing the Meltdown: An Examination of Creditors' Bankruptcy Strategies to MEMA Financial Services Group, Inc., at the MFSG 2013 Educational Seminar in Detroit September 18.
Kane Russell Coleman & Logan PC is pleased to announce that Director William R. Pilat and Associate Courtney E. Palm have been invited to join the prestigious Claims and Litigation Management Alliance. The CLM is a nonpartisan alliance comprised […]
The risk of spoliation of evidence is a continuing concern in construction litigation. Simply defined, spoliation is the improper alteration or destruction of evidence, proof of which may give rise to a presumption that the evidence would have been harmful […]
Although the Ralls wind-farm case and a congressional report regarding two Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturers last year indicate concerns over US national security and potential barriers, she said, the huge market, advanced technology […]
Chambers ranked the bankruptcy practice, recognizing Directors Joseph M. Coleman and Joseph A. Friedman. Sources described the KRCL bankruptcy team as "a very good, thorough and efficient practice. They are tireless when it comes to promoting […]
In Texas, when a lender forecloses on real estate in a non-judicial foreclosure sale, the foreclosing lender often places a "credit bid" for the property, meaning that, if the bid is accepted, the outstanding debt owed on the note will be credited […]
Marcy Rothman and Danny Guerra, and legal assistant Sharee Wilson, obtained a defense verdict in Speirs v. Union Pacific Railroad. On Monday, February 18, 2013, after a week-long trial in Bexar County, Texas, the jury found Union Pacific not negligent […]
In the prior Environmental Alert (2 of 3), we discussed Compressed Natural Gas ("CNG") regulations specific to Texas certification requirements and state-collected fees for licensing and permitting related to CNG installations and servicing […]
Michael A. Logan The Texas Supreme Court recently issued an important decision settling insurance coverage issues in the construction defect context that had been undecided or inconsistently applied in the past. Lennar Corp. v. Markel American […]