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How Does OSHA Handle Fatal Construction Incidents in Texas? 

No construction firm wants to think about the possibility of a work-related fatality. But tragically, workplace deaths are a reality for hundreds of construction employers each year. In the event of a work-related fatality, Texas construction ...

Dawn A. Moore and Christine Wood Obtain Final Summary Judgment in Premises Liability Case

How Can Texas Construction Companies Prepare for an OSHA Inspection?

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Shareholder, Alma J. Aguirre, Obtains Summary Judgment in Industrial Fatality Case

Dalby Fleming Promoted to Of Counsel

Submission Period Begins for OSHA Form 300A, 300 and 301 Data

It’s a new year, and the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has begun accepting electronic submissions of last year’s injury and illness data from Forms 300A, 300 and 301. Employers who are required to ...

Navigating OSHA Investigations in Construction Projects

As one of the leading industries for workplace injuries and illnesses, the construction sector is an area of focus for Occupational Safety and Health and Administration (OSHA) investigations and enforcement.  According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor ...

Defending Texas Trucking Companies: Understanding Liability and Effectively Responding to an Accident

Accidents are an unfortunate reality in the Texas trucking industry. In 2023, there were 38,909 crashes involving commercial vehicles in the state, resulting in 620 fatalities and thousands of injuries, according to the Texas Department of ...

Understanding Premises Liability: Legal Tips for Austin Property Owners

Property owners have a legal responsibility to ensure their property is safe for visitors. By understanding their responsibilities and following these legal tips, property owners in Austin and throughout Texas can improve safety while reducing the ...

OSHA Compliance in the Construction Industry: Insights for Houston Builders

The Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets and enforces standards to ensure all employees work in a safe and healthful environment. Because construction is a particularly dangerous industry – accounting ...

Litigating Construction Accidents: Legal Support for Dallas and Houston Contractors

Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in the United States, resulting in 19% of all fatal occupational injuries in 2022, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That same year, there were 169,600 non-fatal construction ...

Navigating OSHA Citations: What Houston Employers Need to Know

Receiving a citation from the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can be a daunting experience for any company. In addition to carrying significant financial penalties, OSHA citations can cause lasting harm ...

Understanding OSHA Compliance: A Guide for Houston Businesses

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations are in place to reduce workplace hazards and protect the health and safety of employees. It is critical for employers to comply with OSHA, not only to protect the health and safety of ...

Former Pappas Grubbs Price lawyer, Grant Dorfman, Is Named as a Presiding Judge

OSHA Issues Proposed Rule on Heat Safety

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has proposed a new rule that it says will help protect workers from heat hazards in both indoor and outdoor settings. If finalized, the proposed rule would ...

OSHA Increases Focus on Heat Safety

During the summer months in particular, heat safety is a concern for many employers. Each year, dozens of workers die and thousands more suffer illnesses related to hazardous heat exposure, according to the Department of Labor’s Occupational ...

OSHA Updates its Hazard Communication Standard

The Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently issued a final rule updating its Hazard Communication Standard (HCS). The revised standard, which aligns primarily with the seventh revision of the United ...

Workers’ Comp Exclusive Remedy Still Applies When a Temp Agency Employee Is Injured at a Client

A Texas appellate court held that an employee of a temporary staffing company cannot pursue a lawsuit against his employer’s client for a workplace injury. In affirming the trial court’s decision, the court found that the client company had ...

OSHA Issuing More Instance-by-Instance (IBI) Citations, Penalties to Deter Non-compliance

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has stepped up enforcement to deter employers from repeatedly exposing workers to life-threatening hazards, or from failing to comply with certain workplace safety ...

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Attorney, Kevin S. Niknam Secures a Double-Summary Judgement Victory

PGP President and Director, Steven Grubbs, Elected to American Board of Trial Advocates

Pappas Grubbs Price PC is pleased to introduce our newest Shareholders.

New FTC Rule Bans Most Noncompete Agreements

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) approved a rule banning most new noncompete agreements and rendering the vast majority of existing noncompetes unenforceable. The new rule, passed April 23, 2024, covers all for-profit employers nationwide and ...

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Announces New Name

Deadline for OSHA Form 300A Data

March 2, 2024 is the deadline for covered employers to electronically submit Form 300A data from 2023 to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Under OSHA’s new requirements, establishments with 100 ...

What Should You Do if Your Business Gets Sued?

If you receive notice that your business is being sued, you must take prompt action – even if the allegations are without merit. Below are immediate steps to take in the event of a lawsuit notice. Contact a competent attorney Find a Texas ...

The Basics of a Construction Delay Claim

Construction project delays are extremely common. In a Project Management Institute survey, 72% of certified project management professionals in the construction industry said they experience project delays often or always. When a project is ...

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OSHA Rate Increases

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced increases to civil penalties for violations based on cost-of-living adjustments for 2024. The increases took effect January 16, 2024. The maximum penalty ...

OSHA Inspection Do’s and Don’ts

The Department of Labor’s Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) doesn’t usually call ahead of an inspection. For this reason, employers must always be prepared for a knock on the door. Here are some do’s and don’ts for ...

5 Common Causes of Construction Disputes

Construction disputes are relatively common and can be quite costly. The average value of a construction dispute in North America swelled to $42.8 million at the end of 2022, up from $30.1 million the prior year, according to a study by Arcadis. ...

OSHA Increases Enforcement in Engineered Stone Fabrication, Installation Industries

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently launched a focused enforcement and compliance initiative to protect workers from silica exposure in the engineered stone fabrication and installation ...

How is Liability Determined in a Texas Commercial Trucking Accident?

Last year in Texas, there were 19,424 accidents involving large trucks – more than any other state. When a trucking accident involves fatalities, injuries, and property damage, liability is primarily based on negligence. Negligence in trucking ...

Civil Litigation Primer: What happens at the different stages of a lawsuit in Texas?

A wide range of business disputes, from breach of contract and tort claims to real estate and intellectual property disputes, can be resolved through civil litigation. Although every lawsuit is unique, below is a general overview of the civil ...

Everyone Understands Pizza: How the use of a simple analogy helped secure summary judgment from the bench in a construction defect lawsuit.

OSHA’s Top 10 Cited Standards for 2023

The Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) revealed its Top 10 Most Cited Standards for FY 2023 (Oct. 1, 2022-Sept. 30, 2023). For the 13th consecutive year, “Fall Protection-General Requirements” topped the ...

New Texas Law Seeks to Crack Down on Fraudulently Issued Foreign CDLs

A new Texas law, which took effect September 1, 2023, impacts truck drivers with commercial drivers’ licenses (CDLs) that were issued in Mexico or Canada and the companies who employ them. The law will be fully enforced after a 90-day grace ...

OSHA Plans to Change Worker Walkaround Representation Policy

The deadline for comments on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) proposed rule on the “Worker Walkaround Representation Designation Process” is fast approaching. Employers and other stakeholders have until November 13, ...

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Shareholder, James L. Ware, is Selected to the 2023 Texas Super Lawyers List

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Expanded OSHA Reporting Requirements for Certain Employers in High-Hazard Industries

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reporting requirements for work-related injuries and illnesses will be expanded for certain employers, effective January 1, 2024. Beginning next year, establishments with 100 or more employees in ...

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Attorney, Kevin S. Niknam Secures a Triple-Summary Judgement Victory.

Attorney Brian Tagtmeier Writes an Article for the Austin Bar Association

OSHA Launches New National Emphasis Program to Prevent Falls from Heights

The Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced a new National Emphasis Program (NEP) to protect people from fall-related injuries and fatalities while working from heights. As a result of the new NEP – ...

Attorney R. Javier Guerra Secures a Trial Victory

Galveston County Judicial Portrait Unveiling

How Employers Should Handle an On-Premises Accident Investigation

When an employee, customer or other individual gets injured on your premises, it is important for your company to conduct a full investigation into what happened. But take note: Missteps made in the investigation process can become Exhibit A for the ...

Pappas Grubbs Price PC attorneys participate in The Women of Themis Leadership Summit

Performing a Self-Audit of Your Workplace’s OSHA Compliance

As an employer, you can realize many benefits by conducting a self-audit of your workplace’s compliance with Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) regulations. An audit can help you pinpoint safety hazards and subsequently fix them ...

What Texas Trucking Companies Need to Know about Driver Drug and Alcohol Testing Rules

Nearly all drivers who are required to have a commercial driver’s license (CDL) are subject to the drug and alcohol testing rules enforced by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). In Texas, a CDL is required for drivers ...

When Do You Have to Notify OSHA about an Employee Accident/Illness?

The Department of Labor’s Occupational and Safety Health Administration (OSHA) has specific rules for reporting employee injuries, illnesses and fatalities. All employers must be aware of and comply with these rules.  Serious Injuries and ...

A Primer on Texas Trucking Laws

In Texas, the trucking industry is governed by a host of federal and state laws, which are in place to ensure the safety of drivers and others on the roadways. Below is a basic guide to safety regulations impacting trucking companies in ...

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Shareholder Jim Ware Presents Award to Chris Doyle of Texas First Bank

Top 10 OSHA Violations for 2022

Each year, the Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) releases a Top 10 list of the most frequently violated workplace safety standards. For FY 2022, the No. 1 violation – “Fall Protection-General ...

Courtney Culver Baker of SWPG Receives the 2023 Sara Houstoun Lindsey Award

How Insurance Professionals Can Take Control of an Accident Investigation

After an accident, insurance professionals must quickly launch a thorough investigation. It’s important to dot all your I’s and cross all your T’s, as missteps early in the investigation could result in greater exposure for the insured as well ...

How to Respond to a Trucking Accident

In the trucking business, accidents can and do happen, even when a trucking company does everything right. Since accidents happen when you least expect them, you must always be prepared to respond to them. By launching an immediate, effective ...

What to Do When an Employee Gets Injured

No employer wants to see an employee get injured at work. But unfortunately, work-related injuries can and do happen, even when employers do everything they can to prevent them. When an employee sustains an injury, whether it’s major or minor, you ...

OSHA Form 300A Submission Deadline

Themis Annual Conference 2023

James L. Ware Named Texas Super Lawyer for the 19th Consecutive Year

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Spotted: Another Happy SWPG Pup!

Sporting Clays for Charity

Know Your Rights During an OSHA Inspection

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OSHA Fortifies Its Excavation Safety Enforcement

OSHA Fortifies Its Excavation Safety Enforcement

Following a sharp uptick in trench-related fatalities, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced earlier this summer that it would increase its enforcement efforts with regard to trench and ...

Pappas Grubbs Price PC join the global community in mourning Queen Elizabeth’s passing

Top 10 OSHA Violations for Construction Companies and How to Avoid Them

Top 10 OSHA Violations for Construction Companies and How to Avoid Them

Due to the inherent risks of construction, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) heavily targets the industry for workplace health and safety investigations. During FY 2021, OSHA performed 8,858 investigations of construction ...

The Power of a Well-Written Legal Brief

Hiring an OSHA defense attorney: The best defense is a good offense

Alma J. Aguirre Named Director of Events for CLM Greater Houston Chapter

OSHA’s Injury and Illness Reporting Requirements: Forms 300, 301, and 300A

Pappas Grubbs Price Attorneys Secure Fifth Circuit Win

OSHA Withdraws its Vaccine-or-Mandate Rule for Employers with 100+ Employees

Supreme Court Strikes Down Private Employer Vaccine-or-Test Mandate

Court Reinstates Biden Private Employer Vaccine-or-Test Mandate

SWPG Attorneys Present CLM Panel Discussion

OSHA Extends Comment Period for ETS to Enforce Vaccine-or-Test Mandate

Pappas Grubbs Price Attorney, Steve Grubbs, made a visit to London last week to meet with one of our adjuster clients, Lloyds of London. Check out their new Pappas Grubbs Price swag!

OSHA Announces ETS To Enforce Vaccine/Testing Mandates for Employers with 100+ Employees

OSHA to initiate new measures to protect workers from extreme heat

Trucking Industry Applauds as Litigation Reform Law Takes Effect

Texas Courts Assert Jurisdiction in Suit Against Out-of-State Supplier

OSHA Issues Compliance Directive for Enforcing COVID-19 Standard

James L. Ware Named Texas Super Lawyer for the 18th Consecutive Year

Pappas Grubbs Price PC announces new name

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Proudly Announces Opening of New Austin Office

OSHA Announces New COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard

Firm Shareholder and President of Bay Area Council Scouts BSA Welcomes First Female Eagle Scout

Firm Shareholder Jim Ware Helped Celebrate 175 Years of the Federal Court In Galveston, TX

TX Supreme Court Decides Important Case Regarding 18.001 Medical Billing Affidavits

Texas Legislature weighs litigation reforms that would benefit trucking industry

Pappas Grubbs Price Attorney Successfully Asserts Motion for Summary Judgement

Pappas Grubbs Price Attorney Successfully Asserts Motion for Summary Judgement in Premises Liability Case

Pappas Grubbs Price Attorneys secure Motion for Summary Judgment

Employers Should Revisit Anti-Retaliation Policies as OSHA Increases Focus on Retaliation

Beaumont Court of Appeals Sides with Firm Client Regarding Certificate of Merit

Shareholder James L. Ware Elected President of the Bay Area Council of Scouts BSA

OSHA Unveils Plan to Target Workplaces at High Risk for COVID-19 Exposures

OSHA provides clarification on reporting COVID-19 work-related incidents

Construction Companies Can Limit COVID-19 Liability by Following CDC, OSHA Guidelines

James L. Ware and Defense Group Win Appellate Ruling Over Transfer of Asbestos Cases to MDL and Jurisdiction

Biden Orders OSHA to Issue New COVID-19 Guidance, Consider New Standards

Webinar: Up Close and Personal with Chris Darden

The Most Common COVID-Related Violations Cited By OSHA

Crisis Planning: Are you prepared for a catastrophe?

Performing a Self-Check to Make Sure You are OSHA Compliant

OSHA reporting: Who, what, when and how?

Associate’s Bostock Article Published in Cremationist Magazine

The Impact of COVID-19 on Noncompete Agreements

New Email Notification- Re: You’ve been served

Preparing for an OSHA Inspection

Top 5 OSHA Citations/Fines and How to Avoid Them

Not Up for Interpretation: Court of Appeals Affirms SWP Motion for Summary Judgement in Liberty Case

Of Counsel Karina Cantu nominated Best S.A. Lawyer 2020

Shareholder George P. Pappas Awarded Membership to Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel

FMCSA Publishes Final HOS Rule

TDI Extends Claim Handling Deadlines and Premium Payments Due to COVID-19

Firm Client Gerson Helps Stop the Spread of Virus

Pappas Grubbs Price Attorney Co-Authors article in The Houston Lawyer Magazine

OSHA Seeks Comments About Rules Governing Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records

SWP Paralegal featured in Houston Paralegal Association Newsletter

Shareholder Joe Garnett featured on TAMU’s Series of Service

Leslie Palenius Shores obtains summary judgment in 54 party construction defect case

Pappas Grubbs Price Attorneys successfully assert Motion for Summary Judgment

Pappas Grubbs Price Associate’s Legal Trends Article featured in The Houston Lawyer Magazine

Firm Raises over $2000 for Local Animal Shelter

OSHA conducted Record number of inspections in 2019

Shareholder Speaks at 2019 National Construction Defect Conference

Firm Shareholder Successfully Defends Against OSHA Citations

SWP Raises over $11,000 for 2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Firm Partner Succeeds in Dismissal of Four OSHA Violations

Firm Sponsors The Bay Area Council of Boy Scouts of America 100th Anniversary Event

First Annual SWP Astros Biggest Fan Contest

Five Things You Need to Know About Texas Noncompete Law

Shareholder Appointed as Co-Chair for the Texas A&M University Liberal Arts Development Council

Firm Partner Successfully Defends Against OSHA Whistleblower

Facts Matter in Benzene Summary Judgement

Brand New NFPA Combustible Dust Standard Is Already Being Used by OSHA

Pappas Grubbs Price sponsor Hermann Park Conservancy’s Evening in the Park

OSHRC Revises Its Procedural Rules

All Citations Dismissed by OSHA for Line-Strike Explosion in Sonora, Texas

James L. Ware Named Texas Super Lawyer for the 16th Consecutive Year

ISNetworld’s OSHA Ratings Can Be Problematic for Subcontractors

OSHA Reporting of Fatalities and Serious Injuries

Joe Garnett One of 335 Attorneys Who Define the New Standard for Client Service Excellence

Fifth Circuit Rules that OSHA’s Multi-Employer Citation Doctrine Applies to Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi

Chistene Wood Named in the 2018 Super Lawyers of Texas Top Women List

George Pappas, Brian O’Rear and Legal Assistant, Elizabeth Sanders, Obtain Victory in Automatic Door Case

Steve Grubbs and Amanda Flanagan Secure Withdrawal of OSHA Citation in Fatality

OSHA’s New Electronic Reporting Rules Became Effective on February 25th

Pappas Grubbs Price Sponsors Mardi Gras Ball in Louisiana

Stephanie Erhart and Jana Taylor obtain successful Summary Judgment in premises liability case in Collin County, Texas

Leslie Palenius Shores and Teresa Porter obtain successful Summary Judgment in Potter County, Texas

James L. Ware and Jamie Guidry Win Summary Judgment in Talc Mesothelioma Case

Ed Perkins, Kendall O’Neal, and Mary London Fuller obtain summary judgment in Harris County

James L. Ware and Defense Group Win Challenge to Jurisdiction Ruling in Asbestos MDL

James L. Ware and Defense Group Win Fight Over Transfer of Asbestos Cases to MDL

James L. Ware and Alma Aguirre Win Summary Judgment With Video Evidence

2018 Champion Team for the 2018 Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Houston

Jana Taylor and Stephanie Erhart Obtain a Defense Verdict in Dallas County, Texas

James L. Ware Named Texas Super Lawyer for the 15th Consecutive Year

Steven Grubbs and Amanda Flanagan Receive Favorable Ruling from Court of Appeals

Kyle Rowley and George Caflisch obtain Defense Verdict in Western District of Missouri

Kyle Rowley, George Caflisch and Mary London Fuller obtain Dismissal of Products Liability case in Eastern District of Missouri

Jana Taylor and Hunter Nunn Successfully Obtain Summary Judgment in Hood County, Texas

Jana Taylor and Stephanie Erhart Obtain a Defense Verdict in Denton County, Texas

George P. Pappas and Brian O’Rear Successfully Obtain Summary Judgment

Steven Grubbs is Named Pappas Grubbs Price’s Managing Director for 2018

Steven Grubbs and George P. Pappas Give Hurricane Presentations to Lloyd’s in London

George P. Pappas and Jennifer Cully Obtain Summary Judgment in Trespass and Conversion Case

George P. Pappas and Laura Favaloro Successfully Obtain Partial Summary Judgment

Firm Participates in Jimmy Pappas Memorial Sporting Clay Shoot Tournament benefiting children with cancer

Michael Murphy Presents-Cyber Fraud and Insurance Workshop” in London

Dale B. McMath Obtains Summary Judgment in Mesothelioma Case

Joe Garnett Named Texas Super Lawyer for the 10th Time

James L. Ware Named Texas Super Lawyer for the 14th Consecutive Year

Former District Court Judge Joins Pappas Grubbs Price

Travis Armstrong Published in The Houston Lawyer

The Lone Pine Order: Limiting Claims and Costs in Complex Cases

On Edge of Houston, Underground Caverns Store Huge Quantities of Natural Gas Liquids. Houston Public Media. Dave Fehling, October 19, 2015.

Mr. Joseph A. Garnett on Underground Storage Safety in Texas

TADC Employment Law Newsletter Spring 2015

TADC Employment Law Newsletter Fall 2014

Deficiency Collection Actions Made Easier

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Fall 2013

Intellectual Property Law 101

Amanda Flanagan named Regional Chair for the Southern Region of the Women’s Construction Litigation Alliance (WCLA).

TADC Employment Law Newsletter Spring 2014

Long-awaited opinion in Ewing Construction v. Amerisure

Ray Neuer Named LITIGATOR OF THE WEEK by The Texas Lawyer

Ray Neuer Obtains Defense Verdict in Products Liability Lawsuit

Ray Neuer and Lara Price Win Plaintiff’s Verdict in Breach of Contract and Fraud Lawsuit

Joe Garnett Wins Defense Verdict for Computer Manufacturer

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Fall 2012

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Spring 2012

Knowledge Is Power: Educate the Families You Serve to Protect Your Business

Navigating the Sometimes Cloudy Social Media Waters

Lara Price Celebrates Law Week with Stafford Elementary Students

Dale B. McMath Honored by Texas Bar Foundation

Houston Attorney Lara M. Price Honored by Texas Bar Foundation

Tony J. Wilson Honored by Texas Bar Foundation

Dale B. McMath has been admitted to the Oklahoma Bar

Alma J. Aguirre has been recognized in Super Lawyers’ Rising Star Texas 2012

George P. Pappas has been invited to join the Claims and Litigation Management Alliance

Christopher Farmer to Present Webinar for the National Funeral Directors Association on April 14.

Oil & Gas Interest Owners Win Important Judgment

Richard A. Sheehy certified as a neutral arbitrator by the American Arbitration Association

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Fall 2011

Cremation Litigation Prevention & Preparation: How to Keep from Getting Sued and What to Do If You Do

TADC Employment Newsletter — Spring 2011

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Fall 2010

Joseph A. Garnett Inducted into the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel

What to Do When the Media Comes Calling: Your Media Preparedness Plan

OSHA’s New Severe Violator Enforcement Program Goes Into Effect 7/1/10

Pappas Grubbs Price PC receives a directed verdict and take-nothing judgment in Dallas County, Texas.

Monahan Elementary fifth-graders get the IDEA

Houston Attorney John M. Kressenberg Honored by Texas Bar Foundation

TADC Employment Newsletter — Spring 2009

Houston Bar Association recognizes Lara M. Price

Potential Chinese Drywall Claims

TADC Employment Newsletter — Winter 2009 Seminar

Firm Client W. W. Webber Owes Nothing in Robertson County Verdict

Computer Manufacturer Found Not Liable

TADC Employment Newsletter — Spring 2008

Joseph A. Garnett Inducted into the Litigation Counsel of America

Increased Risks for Immigration Worksite Enforcement Actions

Pappas Grubbs Price PC Secures Appellate Victory in a Retained Medical Instrument Case

Employer Alert — OSHA Publishes Employer-Paid PPE Rule

Over $1 Million Recovered for Houston Based Engineering and Construction Company

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Fall 2007

New Minimum Wage and Overtime Laws Go Into Effect

Coverage Issues in Construction Defect Cases

TADC Employment Law Newsletter – Spring 2007

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Fall 2006

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Spring 2006

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Fall 2005

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Spring 2005

TADC Employment Law Newsletter — Spring 2002

Cemetery Premises Found to be Safe by Houston Jury

Demolition Contractor Found Not Liable in Wrongful Death and Employers’ Liability Lawsuit

Pappas Grubbs Price PC, Attorney Speaks at Texas Funeral Directors Association Leadership Conference

Galveston/Houston Lawyer to Moderate ABA Teleconference

State Bar of Texas Live Webcast

Employer Alert: OSHA Announces Their 2006 Site-Specific Inspection Plan

Restaurant Not Dangerous

Pappas Grubbs Price Successfully Defends Bariatric Surgeon in Medical Malpractice Case

American Heart Association and American Academy of Pediatrics Publish New Ethical Guidelines for Resuscitation of Premature Newborns

Noncompete Agreement Held Unenforceable

Appeals Reversal Awarded in Employers’ Liability for Gross Negligence Case

Electronic Data and Litigation: Resolving A Company’s Obligation to Preserve Electronic Data for Production in Litigation

Employer Alert

JCAHO Sentinel Event Alert On Medication Errors – Recommendations and Risk Reduction Strategies

Interlocutory Appeals in Texas

OSHA in Healthcare – What to do if OSHA Knocks at Your Door

FLSA Compliance for Small to Medium Sized Employers

OSHA’s New Multi Employer Citation Policy Directive: What is on the Horizon for Texas General Contractors and Subcontractors?