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Texas Supreme Court issued their opinion in City of Richardson v. Oncor Electric Delivery Co. LLC
On February 2, the Texas Supreme Court issued their opinion in City of Richardson v. Oncor Electric Delivery Co. LLC. The case centered on who bears the cost of relocating electric utility facilities to accommodate the widening of a street or… Read More
Videoconferencing at Open Meetings – Is It As Easy As It Sounds?
by David Klein and Maris Chambers Have any of you used Skype or FaceTime to communicate with a friend or family member, such as with your child when you are out of town? These twenty-first century videoconferencing innovations have… Read More
New Air & Waste Practice Group Chair
With Paul’s retirement, we are pleased to announce the election of Duncan C. Norton as the Firm’s Air and Waste Practice Group Chair, effective January 1, 2018. Duncan has been with the… Read More
The Lone Star Current
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We are pleased to announce our newly elected Principals
We are pleased to announce that James T. Aldredge, James F. Parker, and Nathan E. Vassar have been elected Principals of the Firm. We are pleased to announce that James Aldredge, James Parker, and Nathan Vassar have been elected Principals… Read More
“Exercise Caution When Issuing a Notice of Termination”
by Sheila Gladstone and Ashley Thomas It is not uncommon for employers, especially in the public sector, to issue a “Notice of Termination” in advance of a final termination decision. Notices of termination usually occur after the employer has… Read More
The Lone Star Current
Read The Lone Star Current October 2017 Edition… Read More
Employers are Required to Start Using the New I-9 Form Today
Use the new I-9 Form for new hires and employees for whom an I-9 has not been completed The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has revised Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, and beginning today, employers must use… Read More
Electric and Gas Utility Legislative Wrap-Up: Cities Win Some, Lose Some
by Thomas Brocato and Hannah Wilchar On May 29, 2017, the Texas Legislature adjourned sine die ending the 85th Legislative Session. More than 100 bills relating to gas and electric utility consumers were filed, with many affecting municipalities. Although… Read More
State and federal courthouses affected by Hurricane Harvey are officially closed
Clients and colleagues, if you do not have access to your email we want to inform you that state and federal courthouses affected by Hurricane Harvey are officially closed. The Texas Supreme Court and Texas Court of Criminal Appeals have… Read More
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