Lance Armstrong learned Monday that the cost of lying under oath about doping will be at least $10 million – an amount that could be multiplied by 10 before all lawsuits against the disgraced cyclist are resolved.
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Gardere Strengthens Trial Practice in Houston
Dillard, a South Texas College of Law graduate, joins from BoyarMiller.
Greenberg Traurig’s Demetrius McDaniel Appointed to Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
McDaniel, a University of Texas School of Law graduate, is a member of the firm’s executive committee and the chair of the firm’s Texas Government Law & Policy Practice.
Greenberg Traurig's Demetrius McDaniel Appointed to Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
McDaniel, a University of Texas School of Law graduate, is a member of the firm’s executive committee and the chair of the firm’s Texas Government Law & Policy Practice.
Chief Justice to Lead Langley & Banack Appellate Practice
Catherine Stone, the former chief justice of the Fourth Court of Appeals in Texas, begins her first day as a shareholder at the San Antonio-based firm on Monday. She was appointed to the bench by the late Gov. Ann Richards in 1994 and served 21 years until her retirement at the end of 2014. Legal experts says she deserves credit for the appeals court’s reputation for efficiency and collegiality.
Chief Justice to Lead Langley & Banack Appellate Practice
Catherine Stone, the former chief justice of the Fourth Court of Appeals in Texas, begins her first day as a shareholder at the San Antonio-based firm on Monday. She was appointed to the bench by the late Gov. Ann Richards in 1994 and served 21 years until her retirement at the end of 2014. Legal experts says she deserves credit for the appeals court’s reputation for efficiency and collegiality.
East Texas Jury Awards $15.7M Against Samsung in Patent Dispute
Houston trial lawyer Demetrios Anaipakos convinced the jury that his client, Rembrandt Wireless, is entitled to royalties on future sales of Samsung devices that use a wireless Bluetooth technology.
Tread Carefully When Writing a Social Media Policy
The NLRB has plenty to say about companies’ social media policies and it hasn’t been too complimentary. The agency believes a significant number of social media policy restrictions are unlawful. We list six red flags that companies need to know. “My advice is to be very aware of the recent guidance from the NLRB,” said General Datatech GC John Ansbach.
TMI on Social Media? How to Keep Company Policies Lawful
A quiet work complaint voiced over beers at a corner pub 10 years ago can now go viral on Facebook or Twitter. The popularity of social media brings risks for employers who should tread carefully when placing social media limits into a company policy. The National Labor Relations Board is watching. It is a very fluid area of the law that employers should watch, legal experts said.
Posting, Tweeting, Tagging #Gagging
Hey, did you know that you can get yourself in a whole lot of trouble on social media? No, seriously, you can! Wait, you already knew that? Everyone knows that? Well then, why does it keep happening?