Managing Partner Stephen A. Kennedy’s article entitled “Ethics: Ethical Responsibilities to Prevent Data Breaches” has been published in this month’s edition of the Dallas Bar Association’s Headnotes. The article examines Rule 1.05(b) of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct and the somewhat conflicting views of Ethics Opinions 572 & 608 and their impact your rights in today’s world of cloud computing and ever increasing data breaches.
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In a significant development, the Fort Worth City Council has agreed to pay $9.6 million to settle three high-profile whistleblower lawsuits, bringing an end to a legal battle that began in 2019. The lawsuits, filed by former city employees, including the city’s...
DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dallas-based law firm Kennedy Law, P.C. announced that it won a final judgment for $6.5 million for Commerce Street Capital against First United Bank & Trust Company and Durant Bank Corp. for breaching an investment banking agreement. The...
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On July 20, 2017, I posted a blog entitled Hate Speech Online. That blog recounted the disastrous consequences that one potential client endured after posting a hateful statement on Twitter. A third party that the potential client did not know re-posted the tweet for...
There are a number of different situations in which you, the employer, may find it necessary to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with your employees. You want to develop trust with your employees, but you also want to be sure your business information is...