Digital Trends: Kevin Grierson Interviewed About State Initiatives to Save Net Neutrality
Kevin Grierson, IP Co-Chair for Culhane Meadows and a partner in the firm’s Washington, DC office, was recently interviewed for an article published by Digital Trends regarding state initiatives to save Internet neutrality after the FCC reversed its policies in late 2017.
Law360: Why Virtual Law Firm Growth is Outpacing BigLaw
In a recent article titled “Why Virtual Law Firm Growth is Outpacing BigLaw,” Law360.com reports that as large and midsized law firms continue to see incremental increases in revenue and head count, cloud-based firms like Culhane Meadows are reporting soaring growth
Mishell Kneeland Opines on Suit Against University for Sub-Standard Education
Our Austin-based partner, Mishell Kneeland, who previously represented the University of Texas during her time at the Texas Attorney General’s office, was consulted regarding an article on TopHat.com about a Canadian university student who filed suit against her school for providing a sub-standard education. Read Mishell’s interview about this interesting case HERE.
David Leffler Authors for Law360: Common Traps in Advisory Board Agreements
Our NY-based partner, David Leffler, has authored a by-lined article for Law360.com concerning the potential pitfalls of corporate advisory board agreements. Many successful people are invited to serve on advisory boards across various industries, often in exchange for equity rather than cash compensation. However, Leffler explains why such arrangements should be approached with caution. He writes, in […]
UK Privacy Law Not Adequate After Brexit EU Commission Notice
On January 9th, 2018, the EU Commission (EUC) issued a UK data protection Stakeholder Notice. The EUC Notice states that at this time there are “considerable uncertainties” regarding whether UK Data Protection Laws will be adequate after Brexit to permit international transfers of personal data from EU/EEA member countries to the UK. This is because after […]
NY Daily News consults Culhane Meadows attorneys for article about post-Weinstein company parties
Kelly Culhane, a Dallas-based attorney and co-founder of the Culhane Meadows law firm, was consulted and interviewed by the New York Daily News for an article about best practices to minimize risk during company holiday parties and events. Also consulted was Terese Connolly
Connolly and Goodrow interviewed about Age Discrimination in the Oil and Gas Industry
Culhane Meadows’ Labor & Employment partner Terese Connolly (Chicago) and Business & Corporate partner Alicia Goodrow (Houston) were consulted and interviewed about age discrimination within the oil and gas industry by Rigzone, a leading trade publication
Texas Bar Blog features Culhane Meadows’ WBE Certification Announcement
The Texas Bar Blog is the official blog of the State Bar of Texas and featured Culhane Meadows’ announcement of becoming the largest national woman-owned law firm in the U.S.
Culhane Meadows Becomes Largest Women-Owned National Full Service Law Firm in the U.S.
HOUSTON, TX – Culhane Meadows PLLC, one of the largest cloud-based national business law firms, recently received certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).
Windows 10 Violates Dutch Data Protection Laws
On October 13th, the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Dutch DPA) announced that it had completed its investigation of Microsoft Windows 10 and determined that Windows 10’s default user privacy and consent settings violate Dutch data protection laws. This case is a prime example of why companies with employees, customers, prospective customers and/or operations located in […]
Peer to Peer Magazine: How Culhane Meadows is Turning Conventional Law Firm Structure on its Head
Peer to Peer magazine, the official publication of the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA), recently published a comprehensive case study about Culhane Meadows and how the firm is challenging the norms of the traditional legal marketplace.
NY Partner David Leffler: Do You Need a Shareholder Agreement?
Do you really need an owner’s agreement (known as either a “shareholder agreement” or an “operating agreement” depending on the type of company) to lay out the rules of the game for running a business: who manages the company, how it is managed, and how it can be sold?