As Texans come together to fight the spread of COVID-19, it is important for businesses to determine if their job sector is classified as necessary for critical infrastructure needs. If determined necessary, a business should identify essential critical infrastructure workers to ensure continuity of functions critical to public health and safety, as well as economic and national security. In some instances, it may be necessary to provide written documentation to these workers for them to carry while in transit in the event they get stopped by law enforcement. If you are a governmental entity, medical facility, financial institution, technology or communications company, or any other business deemed critical by state and local governments, please feel free to reach out to us for guidance and assistance in those efforts.
Practice Area/Industry Contacts:
Government/Public Sector
Eddie Morales hmorales@langleybanack.com
Paul Fletcher pfletcher@langleybanack.com
Healthcare
Lucretia Marmor lmarmor@langleybanack.com
Rich McNitzky rmcnitzky@langleybanack.com
Financial
Patrick Rouse prouse@langleybanack.com
Technology and Communications
Natalie Wilson nwilson@langleybanack.com
Oil & Gas
Clinton Butler cbutler@langleybanack.com
Stephen Ahl sahl@langleybanack.com
Labor and Employment
Erica Valladares evalladares@langleybanack.com
Gayla Corley gcorley@langleybanack.com
Construction
Bill Sommers wsommers@langleybanack.com
Ian McLin imclin@langleybanack.com
Heriberto Morales, Jr. (Eddie)
Eddie is the State Representative for House District 74, covering 12 counties throughout South and West Texas. He focuses his time in Austin on increasing access to higher education in our border communities and state funding for local infrastructure improvements.
As an attorney, Eddie has...
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