Month: May 2015

Caleena D. Svatek was recently quoted in MainStreet Article, ‘Moves to Protect Workers From Financial Loss But May Cost Some Thousands’. Ms. Svatek states balancing both the ADA and the ACA can make promotion of wellness programs difficult for employers. Please click here to read the full article. Attorney: Caleena D. Svatek

David Walsh’s recent appellate victory in case under the Texas Citizen’s Participation Act was highlighted in a recent article by Jess Davis of Law360.  Mr. Walsh was able to convince the appellate court that the Act, which was implemented to protect citizens’ rights of free speech, did not apply to a private employment dispute in […]

Jeff Kershaw represented a trucking company that a police officer concluded was responsible for a roll-over accident.  Plaintiff sustained significant injuries including permanent injuries to her spine.  Plaintiff argued that the injuries prohibited her from having children in the future and Plaintiff’s Counsel asked for $5 million from the jury.  After a lengthy deliberation, the […]

Kimberly K. Bocell’s article, ‘An Ounce of (Lawsuit) Prevention: Negative Patient Perceptions Can Incite Medical Malpractice Claims’ was featured in the May 2015 issue of Dallas Medical Journal. To read the entire article, please click link: DMJ_May_2015_Ounce_of_Prevention Attorneys: Kimberly K. Bocell

William H. Chamblee was mentioned in All That’s Trucking blog, ‘Finding the Missing Truth’ which describes what Mr. Chamblee does for clients.  The blog was written by Heavy Duty Trucking editor Deborah Lockridge.  Click here to read the entire column. Attorney: William H. Chamblee