Richard Grant featured in Texas Lawyer article on COVID-19’s impact on commercial litigation
Richard Grant, a partner in Culhane Meadows’ Dallas office, was recently interviewed by Texas Lawyer for a newsletter article about supply chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 outbreak creating a demand for corporate bankruptcy attorneys.
Read MoreMarch 24, 2020
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Mishell Kneeland named to NITA’s Class of 2020 NextGen Faculty
Congratulations to our Austin-based litigation partner, Mishell Kneeland, on being named to the National Institute for Trial Advocacy’s Class of 2020 NextGen Faculty!
Read MoreJanuary 27, 2020
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Bob Dremluk Provides Chapter 11 Restructuring Insights For Magnify Money
Magnify Money recently interviewed Bob Dremluk, one of our corporate/litigation partners, for a piece about Chapter 11 bankruptcy and restructuring. The interview initially focuses on how Chapter 11 generally works including the automatic stay that halts collection or foreclosure acti
Read MoreDecember 03, 2018
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David Leffler contributes to Tech Insurance Blog: 3 Ways Contracts Can Protect IT Moonlighters
David Leffler, a partner in Culhane Meadows’ NYC office who regularly guides small businesses through some of the most critical moments in their business, was a featured contributor to the “Don’t Risk IT” blog published by Tech Insurance.
Read MoreAugust 09, 2017
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The Washington Post: Mago and Anderson Lead Fight Against Import of Fraudulent Textiles
The Washington Post is reporting how Culhane Meadows partner Ajay Mago, who worked with the firm’s IP co-chair Scott Anderson, recently led a successful global effort, on behalf of his client AAVN, against the import of falsely advertised bed sheets with inflated thread counts.
Read MoreAugust 01, 2017
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Mail Service on Foreign Parties Allowed
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously in late May that the Hague Service Convention does not bar a U.S. litigant from using the mail to serve process on a party in another country that, like the U.S., has ratified the Convention, unless that foreign country specifically has objecte
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Mishell Kneeland interviewed about new UT-Austin admissions lawsuit
Mishell Kneeland, an Austin-based partner at Culhane Meadows and former Assistant Attorney General for the State of Texas, was interviewed for a report in the Austin-American Statesman about the latest lawsuit concerning the role of race in the University of Texas admissions policies.
Read MoreJune 27, 2017
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Three New Partners Join Culhane Meadows’ Expanding Dallas Office
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Hope Heyman – (212) 366-5033 publicrelations@culhanemeadows.com Sheila Gray, Matthew Harper, and Scott Sample Join Rapidly-Expanding, Cloud-Based Law Firm “Disrupting” Conventional Law Firm Business Model DALLAS, TX (April 24, 201
Read MoreApril 24, 2017
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Culhane Meadows Expands in NYC with Addition of Four New Partners
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Hope Heyman – (212) 366-5033 publicrelations@culhanemeadows.com Christopher Giles, Mishell Kneeland, David Leffler, and Jorge Salva Join Rapidly-Expanding, Cloud-Based Law Firm “Disrupting” Conventional Law Firm Business Model
Read MoreApril 19, 2017
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7th Circuit Recognizes Sex Orientation in Historic Title VII Case: Time to Update Your Handbook Policies and Training?
On April 4, 2017, in the Hively v. Ivy Tech Community College case, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled, in an 8 – 3 decision, that workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation is covered by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Title VII prohibits employers from d
Read MoreApril 10, 2017
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Fast-Growing National Business Firm Culhane Meadows Adds Five Lateral Partners to Chicago Office
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Hope Heyman – (212) 366-5033 publicrelations@culhanemeadows.com Jamal Edwards, Elissa Isaacs, Stephen O’Donnell, Steven Shapiro, and Michelle Skinner Join Rapidly-Expanding, Cloud-Based Law Firm “Disrupting” Conventional Law
Read MoreApril 03, 2017
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COURT SUSTAINS “WHISTLEBLOWER” CLAIM UNDER NEW YORK’S REVISED NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION LAW
Following a multi-year effort, New York State adopted a comprehensive revision of its statute governing not-for-profit corporations that took effect in mid-2014.[1] Part of the revision was the enactment of a “Whistleblower Policy,” the purpose of which is “. . . to protect from reta
Read MoreMarch 07, 2017
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