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In the wake of the extraordinary financial instability caused by the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, federal and state bank regulatory agencies are encouraging regulated financial institutions to continue lending to households and businesses.

Shareholders Gayla Corley and Erica Valladares summarizes the changes signed into federal law by President Trump and into state law by Gov. Greg Abbott and the changes applicable to businesses in our community.

Ms. Feinleib discusses the need for an appropriate estate plan drafted and executed by an attorney, not off the internet. “For now, with respect to handwritten wills and off-the-internet wills,” Feinleib warns, “when they go wrong, they tend to be extremely expensive on the probate side.”

We are excited to launch our Langley & Banack Series 2 podcast- Business Litigation and Managing Risk.  Attorneys Dane Patrick and Mark Macias will discuss issues ranging from entity formation liability to…

Chris Hodge, Jobe Jackson and Justin Morley have been named 2020 Texas Rising Stars by their peers in estate and trust litigation and family law.

Two years after a San Antonio jury slammed a home appraisal company affiliated with mortgage lender Quicken Loans with a record $706 million verdict, Cathy Stone, on behalf of the company, asked a state appeals court Wednesday to reverse the decision.

Ms. Corley will co-present the 2020 Employment Law Update “Where We’ve Been…Where We’re Going” at the National Retail and Restaurant Defense Association (“NRRDA”)’s annual conference February 26th-28th.

Conclusion: Although workers compensation coverage can be expensive, especially in certain high risk industries like construction, it can also be catastrophic to a small business if it fails to purchase this coverage.

Buddy’s wisdom, professionalism, humor, and generosity live on in the culture of our Firm.

The Foundation’s Fellows Nomination Committee annually selects one-third of one percent of San Antonio Bar Association (SABA) members to become Fellows of the Foundation.

Shareholder and CIPP/US certified attorney Natalie Wilson will present “Cybersecurity: Focus on Third Party Vendors” at the 2020 Independent Bankers Association of Texas Cybersecurity Summit February 3rd-4th in Dallas.