FORT WORTH – Matt Motes, a construction/commercial litigation partner at Shackelford, Bowen, McKinley & Norton, has been elected president of the Rotary Club of Western Fort Worth. Mr. Motes’ term will be from June 2022 to June 2023.
“The
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On July 29, 2021, founding law firm partner Martha Hardwick Hofmeister of Dallas, Texas, was awarded Altrusa International, Inc.’s highest honor: the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanitarian Award. This award is named in honor of the legendary Eleanor Roosevelt, who included active
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We are proud to announce that 10 Shackelford litigators were selected to be recognized on The Best Lawyers in America© list. These nominees include: Jay Bowen, Hilary Borow, Talmage Boston, Jay Brown, David Elrod, Martha
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By Bryan M. Kelly and Matthew L. Motes | August 2021 | Dallas Bar Association, Headnotes, 22
Construction contracts, like other contracts, create a set of obligations and allocate risk between parties. Typically, the allocated risks are known and fall within
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What happens when a drug testing collection facility or lab makes a mistake in conducting required drug testing? Well, in certain limited circumstances the mistake could afford a defense to regulatory actions against the employee based upon what would otherwise
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As you may know, the process for obtaining a special issuance medical certificate, or renewal of a special issuance, can be daunting. Depending on the condition, or set of conditions, an airman may be able to provide the AME with
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By Cheryl Hall, writer at the Dallas Morning News
Mike McKinley, president of the Salesmanship Club of Dallas, is practically giddy about how the AT&T Byron Nelson turned out.
The Nelson — which relocated to the TPC Craig Ranch
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By Yves Le Marquand | Corporate Jet Investor
Tributes to Emiliano Sala were laid at Cardiff City Stadium in the days after the fatal crash.
“I am aboard a plane that seems like it is falling to pieces”
Footballer
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With the ever-changing landscape of COVID’s impact on the world and the now readily available vaccinations for the virus, many pilots (and their employers) have questions. I thought I would take a moment to address a couple of the questions
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Ever get the dreaded “standby to copy number” directive from ATC? Or do you need to set up a plane partnership? Christy (@PilotChristy) and Dan (@TakingOffDan) speak to aviation attorney Greg Reigel from https://www.shackelford.law about both enforcement and entities.
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