Keating, who was a commercial litigation partner at Haynes and Boone in Dallas for more than 20 years, recently made his first lateral hire, Catherine Brandt.
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Houston Lawyer Scott Marrs Appointed to ICDR’s Panel of Distinguished International Arbitrators
Marrs is in the Houston office of Beirne, Maynard & Parsons.
Houston Lawyer Scott Marrs Appointed to ICDR's Panel of Distinguished International Arbitrators
Marrs is in the Houston office of Beirne, Maynard & Parsons.
T&K Partner Kenn Webb Named President of The Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse’s Board of Directors
The non-profit is dedicated to improving health, safety and productivity in Dallas-area communities by reducing the incidence and impact of alcohol and drug abuse.
T&K Partner Kenn Webb Named President of The Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse's Board of Directors
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Finding a Road map to `Reasonable Certainty’ in Economic Damages Calculations
Court dockets are littered with verdicts in commercial litigation that have been undermined by weak or flawed economic damages projections and a failure to understand and appreciate the concept of “reasonable certainty” as it relates to calculating lost profits. Proving up lost profit calculations remains challenging, but familiarization with the challenges identified in this article will help litigators on both sides of a Daubert challenge.