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Liskow & Lewis A Professional Law Corporation Houston, TX Document Search Results (5) Sort by:  | Texas Has a New Construction Anti-Indemnity Act, But How Will it Work?
John Almy, Joanna Nelson, William W. Pugh; Liskow & Lewis A Professional Law Corporation;
Legal Alert/Article March 1, 2012, previously published on February 28, 2012 As of January 1, 2012, Texas has a new anti-indemnity act that applies to prohibit certain indemnity agreements in construction projects within the state.
| | Legislative Update: What Minerals Coverage is Left Under Texas Title Insurance Policies?
David J. Weiner; Liskow & Lewis A Professional Law Corporation;
Legal Alert/Article February 16, 2012, previously published on February 6, 2012 Beginning in 2012, Texas title insurance companies no longer have to provide any minerals coverage whatsoever in the title policies they issue.
| | Texas Law Became More Business Friendly in 2011
Andrew Wooley; Liskow & Lewis A Professional Law Corporation;
Legal Alert/Article November 3, 2011 The Supreme Court of Texas’ holding in Nafta Traders, Inc. v. Quinn that parties who arbitrate under the Texas General Arbitration Act may agree to expanded judicial review of arbitration awards is likely to be considered good news by many businesses.
| | The New Texas Assignment of Rents Act and its Impact on Future Real Estate Loan Transactions
Gary Rachlin, Michael D. Rubenstein, David J. Weiner; Liskow & Lewis A Professional Law Corporation;
Legal Alert/Article August 17, 2011, previously published on August 10, 2011 On June 17, 2011, Governor Perry signed into law—effective immediately—Senate Bill No. 889, which adds a new chapter to the Texas Property Code. Chapter 64 of the Texas Property Code, also known as the Texas Assignment of Rents Act (the “Act”), now governs the enforcement of...
| | A Significant Decision in the Marshall and Vaquillas Cases
Everard A. Marseglia, Carlos J. Moreno; Liskow & Lewis A Professional Law Corporation;
Legal Alert/Article June 2, 2011, previously published on May 25, 2011 This month, in BP Am. Prod. Co. v. Marshall, No. 09-0399, 2011 WL 1820876 (Tex. May 13, 2011), the Supreme Court of Texas reversed the San Antonio Court of Appeals and held that (a) the four-year statute of limitations barred a fraud claim against a lessee asserted to have concealed a lapse in...
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