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Art Bayern featured on Mission Park Cares
We were honored to be part of the Mission Park Cares program on Sunday, April 11th. A huge thank you to Kristin and Dick Tips for highlighting Art Bayern and our estate planning practice on their show.
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Lucretia Marmor to present at 2021 Advanced Medical Torts Course
She will present “The Prep Act and the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Narrow Applicability of the Act’s Liability Immunity” during the Advanced Medical Torts conference April 20-21, 2021. Lucretia is also a member of the planning committee for the sixth year in a row.
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Dane Patrick writes on the Texas Supreme Court opinion shielding employers from liability who are covered by workers compensation
An injured employee’s exclusive remedy for injuries sustained on the job is to recover workers compensation benefits, except when the employer intentionally causes the injuries. Berkel & Co. Contractors, Inc. v. Lee, 612 S.W.3d 280 (Tex. 2020). This SCOTX case shows how exceedingly difficult it is to prove this exception.
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Langley shareholder assists Copeland Insurance Group with historic deal
Integrity Marketing Group, LLC (“Integrity”), the nation’s largest independent distributor of life and health insurance products, today announced it has acquired Copeland Insurance Group (“Copeland Group”). Headquartered in Longview, Texas, the Copeland Group is one of the largest and most admired independent marketing organizations (IMO) in the nation focused on serving the Senior Market.
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On the last day of our Black History Month celebration, Shareholder Art Bayern honors Clarence “Reggie” Williams
He was and still is a leader in San Antonio, having become President of the Downtown Rotary Club (which at the time was the largest Rotary Club in the U.S.) and then was the District Governor. He has led by example and is a wonderful person and leader in the Black community and beyond.
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Attorney Moulton Dowler describes why Elwood Clay, of our San Antonio office building, means so much to everyone at L&B
With respect during Black History Month, I wish to acknowledge Elwood Clay as a person who profoundly and positively influences all of those who are fortunate enough to interact with him.
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Office cheerleader and legal secretary Teresa Rodriguez shares her memories of the phenomenal teacher Mr. Lewis
Mr. Lewis was a great educator, but also a great influence in demonstrating good ethics and moral values. He taught his students responsibility, respect, and discipline.
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Daniel Molina, accounting professional, writes a beautiful tribute to poet Langston Hughes
In “Let America Be America Again” he expressed hope that the disadvantaged’s unrealized dreams could come true.
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President Barack Obama is today’s Black History Month honoree, nominated by legal secretary, Rachel Salinas
His biggest accomplishment, in my opinion, was how he made it his priority to destroy Osama Bin Laden and Yemeni Al-Qaeda in order to eliminate further attacks on the United States.
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Steve Browne honors Percy Lavon Julian, a Black scientist whose work with steroids has a lasting personal impact
Percy Lavon Julian is a black scientist who was instrumental in learning how to produce steroids in the lab from plant compounds into steroid medications, progesterone, and compounds that help people with glaucoma and prevent blindness.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s 1963 Letter from Birmingham Jail has shaped the life and career of Shareholder Sara Murray
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. What affects one directly, affects all indirectly.”
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Shareholder Jim Lowry pays tribute to his friend and colleague Ron Lewis
Ron graduated from TMI, Princeton undergraduate and Harvard Law School, with honors.