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- What's so Special for a Special Master?
- Not So Fast: Trial Court Cannot Compel Discovery While Plea to Jurisdiction Attacking Pleadings Is Pending
- Splitting with Sister Courts, the Dallas Court of Appeals Holds Post-Judgment Interest Applies to Judgments Confirming Arbitration Awards
- Going Paperless in a Spoliating World
- Nine Carrington Coleman Partners Recognized Among “Best Lawyers in Dallas”
- PSA—Ask for Permission, Not Forgiveness!
- Mandamus Relief for Denial of Advancement of Defense Costs
- Mandamus Relief for Denial of Advancement of Defense Costs
- Beware the TRAP: The Deadline to Appeal after Filing a Post-Judgment Motion
- Standing to Challenge Zoning Decisions
- Monica Latin Adds ‘Best Lawyer Hall of Fame’ to Her Professional Accolades
- Must-Read Opinion Regarding Return-of-Service Affidavits
- Post-Petition Developments Derail Mandamus
- Court-Ordered Mediation on Appeal
- Squashed: Probate Exception Does Not Provide Jurisdiction over Roach’s Appeal
- Don’t Sleep on Mandamus in Dallas
- Party Has No Standing to Appeal Sanctions Against Its Attorneys
- Evidence Required at the Threshold for Direct Access to Opponent’s Electronic Device
- Part II: The Investigation. Handling Licensing Board Investigations from Complaint to SOAH Hearing
- Whose Card Is It Anyway?
- Employers Beware: Your Troubles Might Multiply
- Does a Doctor of Pastoral Medicine Degree Expand a Practitioner’s Scope of Practice?
- Two Practice Pointers: Redacting Fee Statements and Post-Judgment Interest Rates
- US Supreme Court Stays OSHA ETS
- Carrington Coleman Elects New Partners for 2022
- Foreign Finality
- Texas Hospitatlity Attorney John Gessner Joins Carrington Coleman
- Biding Time While OSHA’S ETS Is On Hold
- A New Texas Rule Against Perpetuities for Trusts
- The Intersection of Inclusion, Diversity, and Risk Management in the Construction Industry, The Construction Lawyer
- Covid-19 Business Interruption Insurance Coverage Alert: Statute Of Limitations Watch
- Finality Bites
- Carrington Coleman Ranked as 2022 U.S. News and World Report and Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firm”
- Part I: What’s Going On? Handling Licensing Board Investigations from Complaint to SOAH Hearing
- Was Evidence “Admitted” During Zoom Hearing?
- No Evidence? No Problem! Court Takes Judicial Notice of Property Records to Dismiss Based on Mootness
- Beyond Mandamus: Writ of Injunction Secures Relief from Trial Court Order Pending Appeal
- Carrington Coleman Adds Business Litigation, Intellectual Property Partners
- Dallas Business Journal Names Carrington Coleman As “Best Places To Work In North Texas”
- It’s Still the Law: Incorporating the AAA Rules Delegates Determination of Arbitrability to the Arbitrator
- Law Firm Cannot Avoid Agreement to Litigate Rather Than Arbitrate
- Hey, I Didn't Rob a Bank Today – Mugshots, Defamation, and the TCPA
- Preserve Error—Even in Arbitration
- Monica Latin Earns Trio Of Top Honors From Texas Super Lawyers
- President Biden’s Call For Action On The Covid-19 Pandemic
- SEC’s EPS Initiative: Duty to Report Litigation Expenses?
- First Things First: Due Order of Hearings for Special Appearances
- 27 Carrington Coleman Attorneys Selected In More Than 31 Practice Areas For BEST LAWYERS® Recognition
- Texas Legislature Passes Law Providing Heightened Protection for Parties Affected by Pandemic
- Texas Blockchain Legislative Updates
- New Law Affects Expert Report Procedures in Health Care Liability Claims
- Texas Lawmakers Pass Three Key Bills Amid Winter Storm Fallout
- New Laws Permit Telehealth Expansion
- Texas Legislature Relaxes the Rule Against Perpetuities
- A Sea-Change for Texas Construction Projects
- SEC Increasing Oversight over SPAC Markets
- Insurance Litigator Marisa O’Sullivan Joins Carrington Coleman As Partner
- Telehealth Expansion in Texas
- SEC to Increase Scrutiny on Good Faith in Rule 10b5 1 Insider Stock Plans
- HIGHLAND PARK IMMUNE FROM SUIT FOR DEATH OF OFFICER PERFORMING EXTRA-DUTY SECURITY SERVICE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
- SCOTx Holds Academy Sports Immune from Suit for Selling Assault Rifle Used in Sutherland Springs Mass Shooting
- SCOT Holds Amazon Not Liable for Defective Products It Markets for Other Vendors
- Appraisal Based on Non-Comparable Sales Fails Reliability Test
- Abandoning Prior Acceleration Avoids Statute of Limitations on Foreclosure
- No Implied Ratification Where Contract Required Express Written Consent
- Supreme Court of Texas Clarifies Class Arbitration Issues
- Enforcing Your Arbitration Agreement: Where and How
- Pros and Cons of Arbitration
- Five Practical Things to Consider, If You Include an Arbitration Clause in Your Contract
- CHAMBERS USA Recognition Places Carrington Coleman Among Top Litigation Practices
- Can a Professional Limited Liability Company Own Another Professional Limited Liability Company?
- D Magazine “Best Lawyers In Dallas” 2021, Carrington Coleman Partners Recognized
- Six Carrington Coleman Attorneys Named “Rising Stars” BY SUPER LAWYERS
- American Rescue Plan Act: Impact On Texas Counties And Cities
- Texas’ Mask Mandate: What Employers Should Know
- SEC Loosens Restrictions on Exempt Securities Offerings
- Top Ten Health Law Myths
- SEC Expands Categories of “Accredited Investors”
- The Shocking Truth About Neurostimulators and the Government’s Efforts to Recoup Payments
- The Facts About Medical Factoring
- Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Legal Resource Center
- Texas-Sized Pitfalls for Med Spas
- Hospice, home health agency and owners pay over $1.8M to resolve claims concerning physician payments
- Treasury’s New Emergency Rental Assistance Program
- Carrington Coleman Elects New Partners For 2021
- New Nasdaq’s Proposed Rules Will Broaden the Boardroom
- Treasury’s New Emergency Rental Assistance Program
- Can I Appeal a “Rogue” Arbitration Award?
- Green, More, And Perez Named Best Lawyers Under 40
- New IRS Restrictions on PPP Loans, Bloomberg Tax
- Carrington Coleman Ranked As 2021 U.S. NEWS – BEST LAWYERS® “BEST LAW FIRM”
- Candidates Represent Very Different Options for Construction Industry
- Carrington Coleman Managing Partner Honored Among Top 100 Texas Lawyers
- TDEM: “Last Call” Application Deadline.
- Texas Department of Emergency Management: “Last Call” Application Deadline
- Treasury Simplifies Recordkeeping For Payroll Costs
- Treasury Simplifies Recordkeeping for Payroll Costs
- Perez Selected By Texas Lawyers As On The Rise Honoree
- Treasury Reaffirmed “Per Se Rule,” but Imposed New Limits on How it Applies to Public Safety and Public Health Departments
- Treasury Reaffirmed“Per Se Rule,” But Imposed New Limits On How It Applies To Public Safety And Public Health Departments.
- Treasury Confirms Coronavirus Relief Fund (“CRF”) Recipients Need Only Minimal Supporting Records To Substantiate Public Safety And Health Payroll Costs For CRF Compliance
- Treasury Confirms Coronavirus Relief Fund (“CRF”) Recipients Need Only Minimal Supporting Records to Substantiate Public Safety and Health Payroll Costs for CRF Compliance
- 21 Carrington Coleman Lawyers Recognized By Best Lawyers®
- Christie Newkirk And Chelsea Glover Join Carrington Coleman Employment Practice
- Topic: North Texas podcast, Episode 27: Navigating the Coronavirus Relief Fund
- Taxation Of Coronavirus Relief Fund Grants To Households And Small Businesses
- SEC CAN STILL SEEK DISGORGEMENT, BUT SCOTUS EXPLAINS LIMITATIONS
- Additional Relief And Flexibility Provided To PPP Borrowers By The Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act Of 2020
- SBA Releases Two Critical Interim Final Rules On: (1) Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness; And (2) Revoew Of Forgiveness Applications By Lenders And SBA
- SBA Releases Two Critical Interim Final Rules On: (1) Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness; And (2) Review of Forgiveness Applications by Lenders and SBA
- The SBA Releases Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application (SBA Form 3508)
- The SBA Releases Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application (SBA FORM 3508)
- SBA Issues New Rule Allowing Increased PPP Loan Amounts For Certain Partnerships And Seasonal Employers Previously Caught In Gaps Of Changing Rules
- SBA Provides Much Needed Guidance On The “Necessity” Certificaiton For PPP Loans And The Impact On The Forgiveness Process
- Monica Latin Becomes Managing Partner Of Carrington Coleman
- Bret Madole Elected To Executive Committee
- Federal Reserve Reworks Main Street Loan Program; SBA Promises To Audit PPP Loans In Excess Of $2M Before Forgiveness Approved
- Cares Act 2.0 – Additional PPP And EIDL Funding And More
- CLAYTON AND HINMAN GO ON THE RECORD URGING CORPORATE DISCLOSURES RELATED TO COVID-19
- So You’ve Successfully Applied For A PPP Loan, Now What ? What You Need To Know About The PPP Forgiveness Process
- Dallas County Amends And Extends Its “Stay Home, Stay Safe” Order On APRIL 16, 2020 – Face Covering Requirements And More
- But, Wait! It Has To Be Notarized…
- CARES Act Provides Subsidies For Loan Payment Relief On Certain SBA Loans
- “I Need a Hero” – The Fed Comes to the Rescue with an Array of Weapons Aimed at Combating Economic Impacts of COVID-19; PPP Support, Main Street Business Loans and More
- U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Issues Suppemental Interim Final Rule For Affiliation Rules Applicable To Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans
- U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Finally Issues Much Anticipated Ineterim Final Rule For Paycheck Protection Program Loans
- DELAWARE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS FEDERAL-FORUM-SELECTION PROVISIONS FOR ’33 ACT CLAIMS
- COVID-19 FAMILY LAW UPDATE NO. 5
- The Department Of Treasury Posts Application Form For Paycheck Protection Program Loan As Well As More Specific Guidance On Program
- Dallas Paid Sick Leave Ordinance Update: Federal Judge Blocks Law Days Before Enforcement Date
- Tax Survival Checklist For Small Businesses
- The Federal Government Rushes Through Legislation Designed To Help An Expanded Universe Of Small Businesses
- Ellis County, Texas Issues Its Shelter-In-Place Order
- COVID-19 Family Law Update No. 4
- Covid-19 Shelter-In-Place Order Alerts
- North Texas Cities Take Action Following Collin County’s Less Stringent Stay At Home Order
- Denton County Issues Its Shelter-In-Place Order
- Further IRS Clarification On Tax Deadlines
- DOL Issues FFCRA Workplace Poster
- SBA Disaster Relief Loans Offer Lifeline To Small Businesses Amidst Covid-19 Uncertainty
- Collin County Shelter-In-Place Order. Is It Business As Usual?
- Tarrant County Issues Its Version Of A Shelter-In-Place Order. What You Need To Know.
- COVID-19 FAMILY LAW UPDATE NO.3
- Dallas County Issues A Shelter-In-Place Order. Now What?
- Your Contracts And Covid-19: Force Majeure And Impossibility
- IRS Clarifies April 15th Tax Responsibilities
- Can Insurance Help Your Business Weather The Coronavirus Crisis?
- Covid-19: Cash Preservation Solutions
- HUD Announces Moratorium On Certain Foreclosures And Evictions
- Dallas (Potentially) Begins Enforcing Paid Sick Leave Ordinance On April 1, 2020
- COVID-19 Family Law Update No.2
- Congress Passes The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
- Carrington Coleman’s Commitment To Our Clients
- COVID-19 Family Law Update
- Super Lawyers Rising Stars Names Five Carrington Coleman Attorneys
- Carrington Coleman Founder Jim Coleman Leaves Lasting Impact On Legal Ethics, Professionalism
- Brent Rubin Appointed To Dallas City Plan Commission
- SEC Clarifies Fiduciary Duty of Private Equity Fund Managers
- Oil and Gas Executive Rights – Drilling Down on Your Duty
- GOING TO JAIL WITHOUT PASSING GO – SECOND CIRCUIT HOLDS “PERSONAL BENEFIT” NOT REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN TITLE 18 SECURITIES FRAUD CLAIM
- Estate Planning Attorney Ashley McMillan Joins Carrington Coleman
- Laura Hebert Promoted To Partner
- Carrington Coleman Building Upon Middle Market Expertise
- DEBRÁN O’NEIL Named D Mag Best Lawyer Under 40
- Loss of Privacy Rights When Purchasing Art
- Are You SOL in Trying to Enforce a Statute of Limitations in Arbitration?
- Rembering John Andrew Martin, 1938-2019
- Carrington Coleman Ranked As 2020 U.S. NEWS – BEST LAWYERS® “BEST LAW FIRM”
- BREAKING NEWS: Collin County Standing Order in family law cases amended to include mandatory information exchange
- 12 Carrington Coleman Attorneys Named 2019 Texas Superlawyers
- Texas Supreme Court to Put Eight-Corners Rule to the Test
- School Activities—Let Us Spell It Out For You
- Managing Partner Bruce Collins Earns Top Honors, 15 Carrington Coleman Attorneys Recognized By Best Lawyers In America
- Jason Katz Joins Carrington Coleman As Litigation And Bankruptcy, Receivership & Insolvency Partner
- Lawsuit Filed to Halt Dallas’ Paid Sick Leave Ordinance
- “SLAPPING” SECTION 11 CLAIMS IN TEXAS STATE COURT
- BREAKING NEWS! Texas Child Support Guidelines adjusted effective September 1, 2019 to increase application to net resources of up to $9200 per month
- FIFTH CIRCUIT WEIGHS IN ON “SECURITIES” DEFINITION
- Texas’s HUB Program: M/WBE Opportunities for State Agency Contracts
- How To Navigate The Dallas And San Antonio Paid Sick Leave Ordinances
- EARLY TAKEAWAYS FROM SECTION 11 CASES FILED IN TEXAS STATE COURT Section
- Pause Before You Say “Good Riddance To That Rejected Contract”
- DISSEMINATING FALSE STATEMENTS CAN LEAD TO PRIMARY LIABILITY UNDER RULE 10B–5
- Carrington Coleman Announces Monica Latin To Lead Firm In 2020
- Carrington Coleman Wins Federal Defamation Lawsuit For Reality TV Star Camille Grammer
- Eight Carrington Coleman Partners Named Among 2019 Best Lawyers In Dallas
- Texas Supreme Court Ditches Long-Standing Precedent To Hold Conspiracy Is A Derivative Claim Governed By The Statute Of Limitations For The Underlying Tort
- Opposite Rulings Refine Scope Of Texas Sovereign Immunity
- DOL Proposes New Minimum Salary to Qualify for Overtime Exemptions
- Six Carrington Coleman Attorneys Named 2019 Rising Stars
- To VPP or Not to VPP . . .
- Tax Savings Through Qualified Opportunity Funds
- 2019 ENFORCEMENT PRIORITIES FOR THE FORT WORTH REGIONAL OFFICE
- The Game of (Workplace) Love
- Minimizing Liability of an Owner of a Texas Construction Project for Mechanic’s Lien Claims
- Texas Ethics Alert – 2018 In Review
- SCOTUS POISED TO RESOLVE CIRCUIT SPLIT REGARDING SECTION 14(E) SCIENTER
- Construction Defects: Things to Remember to Make Sure You Can Get the Problem Fixed
- SEC ISSUES ORDER ADDRESSING HOW IT WILL PROCEED WITH PENDING ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS
- On September 1st, Texas Child Support Laws Will Now Have Teeth
- SUPREME COURT DETERMINES THAT SEC ALJS MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE COMMISSIONER
- SUPREME COURT NARROWLY DEFINES “WHISTLEBLOWER” FOR PURPOSES OF DODD-FRANK ACT
- NEW FEDERAL SECURITIES CLASS ACTIONS UP 44% IN 2017
- SUPREME COURT WILL REVIEW APPOINTMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR SEC’S IN-HOUSE FORUM
- WHEN THE CORPORATION’S SHOES ARE TOO SMALL…
- BEST LAWYERS© NAMES COLLINS 2018 “LAWYER OF THE YEAR” FOR SECURITIES LITIGATION IN DALLAS
- SECURITIES ACT OF 1933 STATUTE OF REPOSE NOT SUBJECT TO TOLLING BY FILING OF CLASS ACTION COMPLAINT
- FINANCIAL CHOICE ACT: CHANGES IN GOVERNMENTAL SECURITIES REGULATION MAY BE COMING
- SUPREME COURT UNANIMOUSLY RULES THAT SEC SOUGHT DISGORGEMENT IS A “PENALTY” SUBJECT TO A FIVE-YEAR STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
- TEXAS ENFORCEMENT OF DELAWARE FORUM-SELECTION CLAUSES IN STOCKHOLDER DISPUTES—THE FIRST SHOE DROPS
- The Mother of all Holidays!
- New Changes to Texas Rules of Civil Procedure