LAW.COM: As Traditional Firms Pull Back, Virtual Firms’ Opportunities Could Be Growing
Managing partner Grant Walsh was interviewed for Law.com and it’s sister site LegalTech News about the growth opportunities that cloud-based low-overhead firms like Culhane Meadows are experiencing as traditional brick-and-mortar law firms struggle with a worsening economy through layoffs, furloughs and salary cuts.
Mishell Kneeland gives CLE Webinar through Austin Bar Association on cultivating a proactive mindset to show value to clients
Culhane Meadows’ Austin office partner Mishell Kneeland is scheduled to give a CLE webinar through the Austin Bar Association on demonstrating value to clients and firms in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Haughian and Walsh in Law360: Don’t Forget Law Firm Culture When Adapting to Remote Work
Two of our co-founders, Heather Clauson Haughian and Grant A. Walsh, recently authored the following article for Law360, foccusing on the importance of maintaining firm culture, even as many law firms are facing unprecedented changes in how they conduct daily business.
Daniel Struck and Mishell Kneeland on panel of NAMWOLF webinar: Insurance in the Time of Pandemic
On April 7th, 2020, Daniel J. Struck and Mishell Kneeland participated in a panel discussion of a timely NAMWOLF live webinar titled, “Insurance in the Time of Pandemic.”
Grant Walsh discusses in Law.com article how COVID-19 is changing law firm operations
Grant Walsh, Dallas based co-founder and managing partner of Culhane Meadows, was recently interviewed by Law.com for an article on how COVID-19 is changing the way law firms operate. Within the article, Grant discusses the current and future benefits a cloud-based law firm model, such as Culhane Meadows, offers as more firms turn to a […]
Jim Meadows interviewed by NJBIZ on growing Culhane Meadows’ roster in NY/NJ/PA
Jim Meadows, co-founder and managing partner of Culhane Meadows, was recently interviewed by NJBIZ for an article on how the firm continues to grow its presence in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
Mishell Kneeland interviewed for Texas Lawyer article on cultivating a proactive mindset in the face of uncertainty
In a recent article by Texas Lawyer, Culhane Meadows’ Austin office partner Mishell Kneeland asserts it is time for attorneys to demonstrate their value to their clients and firm in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Within the article, she provides important tips for cultivating the proactive, problem-solver mindset needed in this time of uncertainty.
Heather Haughian & Grant Walsh featured in Employee Benefit News article on law firms moving to embrace family planning benefits
Heather Clauson Haughian and Grant Walsh, two of Culhane Meadows’ managing partners and co-founders, were recently interviewed by Employee Benefit News for an article that observes the family planning benefits of a cloud-based law firm model like Culhane Meadows.
CARES Act: COVID-19 stimulus package benefits and relief for employees and businesses
On March 27, 2020, President Trump signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (“CARES”) into law. It provides employees an unprecedented expansion of unemployment benefits, and provides businesses with an extensive amount of loans.
Robert Dremluk: Guidance for Navigating COVID-19’s Impact on Business
Robert Dremluk from our Bankruptcy, Distressed Debt & Restructuring team at Culhane Meadows PLLC provides guidance and recommendations for businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Federal COVID-19 legislation mandates posting of new DOL “Employee Rights” notice in the workplace
President Trump signed the new Families First Coronavirus Response Act (the “Act”) into law on March 18, 2020, which will require certain employers to post new “Employee Rights” disclosures in the workplace.
Harve Linder: Critical Information for Employers on the COVID-19 Federal Leave Mandate
Harve Linder from our Employment & Labor team at Culhane Meadows PLLC provides time-sensitive information for employers in light of the COVID-19 Federal Leave Mandate to go into effect on April 2, 2020.