Richard Simmons' Updates
- 8/31/21: RAS negotiated a resolution of a dispute over garnished bank funds frozen by a creditor who froze payments inadvertently sent to the wrong business.
- 9/09/21: RAS negotiated the resolution of a federal lawsuit by an employee complaining of unpaid FLSA overtime pay, FMLA violations and related retaliation claims.
- 9/10/21: RAS negotiated a resolution through mediation for payments due to a financial institution in bankruptcy with multiple lien claimants seeking priority over the limited funds available.
- Assisted clients with transfer of their interest in a family owned business after multiple months of ownership dispute with family members prior to anyone having to file litigation claims in court.
- Finalized a business lawsuit settlement dealing with cancellation of automatically renewing service contract.
- Panel speaker on prejudgment Remedies at the 2020 Texas Bar Collections and Creditors’ Rights CLE last Thursday (8-27-2020)
- 9-9: Judicial District of Pecos County: successfully finalized negotiated agreement on multi-party bond claim ensuring pro-rata distribution of bond funds to client after certain parties sought to preclude certain claimants
- 9-9: Judicial District of Harris County, Texas: successfully negotiated resolution of claims against corporate client after insurer refused coverage.
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Partners Kimberly Bartley and Vanessa J. Maduzia attended the Clear Creek Education Foundations Regency Gala: A Royal Affair.
Love it!!!
Awesome‼️
Partner Mark Rubal, a University of Houston Alumni, and Enrico attended the UH Basketball against the Cincinnati Bearcats. Pictured below with Dana Holgerson, the UH head football coach. Also pictured with Renu Khator, President of the University of Houston
Phenomenal lawyer...
Partner Richard Simmons gave a presentation this morning for the Seabrook Rotary Club about Bay Area’s Communities in Schools—helping children stay and succeed in school to set them up for future success.
Associate Attorney Shawn Williamson writes about whether a person can sue a school in his blog.
www.ws-law.com
What if there is an incident at school? Does a parent have the right to hold the school and its employees accountable under the law?