Community Impact Newspaper Quotes David Coale on Stay-At-Home Orders

Many stay-at-home orders have been issued in different cities and counties throughout North Texas. LPHS’s David Coale says the disaster declarations among cities, counties and the state should be similar.”Counties and cities are very closely tied together,” Coale said. “A city that has an emergency management plan in place really can’t just pop up and […]

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USA Today Interviews David Coale on Essential Vs. Non-Essential Workers

California, New York, Illinois, Ohio and Louisiana have executed orders that close nonessential businesses and allow essential businesses to continue. States are working from federal guidelines that give the authority to make such decisions. LPHS’s David Coale discusses the orders and what workers can do if they feel pressured to disobey orders. “If a worker […]

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Michael K. Hurst Appears in The Texas Lawbook’s Continuous Coverage on Law Firms and Coronavirus

The Texas Lawbook recently asked how law firms are handling the coronavirus outbreak and assisting their clients. LPHS partner Michael K. Hurst is quoted on what General Counsels of businesses should do. “GCs need to review all existing executory contracts and specifically the timeframes associated with compliance provisions and force majeure clauses,” said Mr. Hurst. […]

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Five LPHS Attorneys Named as 2020 Texas Rising Stars

Greg Brassfield, Sara Chelette, Jonathan R. Childers, Pat Disbennett, and Jared Eisenberg have been recognized on the list of Texas Rising Stars for 2020. In addition, Mr. Childers is named as a Top 100 Up-and-Coming Rising Star on the annual list published by Thomson Reuters.

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Bloomberg News Interviews Michael Hurst about the Coronavirus and Business

The spread of the coronavirus has not only had an impact on global health, but also on business. The firm’s Michael K. Hurst talks to Bloomberg News about how the disease could affect business contracts. “Someone can say they can’t perform under a contract because they can’t get supplies from China or their people wouldn’t […]

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Al Día Quotes Andrés Correa over Supreme Court Hearing on DACA

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments over whether to keep the program, Deferred Actions for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA. The Trump administration wants to end the program that allows recipients temporary protection from deportation. LPHS partner Andrés Correa told the Dallas Morning News Spanish-language newspaper, Al Día, that he still has hope even if […]

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