GKG Law Achieves Successful Result in Construction Litigation Arbitration

GKG Law recently successfully represented a mechanical and plumbing subcontractor in arbitration in which a general contractor alleged defects in the subcontractor’s performance of work performed on a brewery. The contractor sought in excess of $200,000 in damages plus attorneys’ fees in the arbitration. GKG filed a counterclaim seeking recovery of the unpaid balance under […]

U.S. Supreme Court Grants Petition for Certiorari in Oil Spill Case in which GKG Law Filed Amicus Brief Requesting Certiorari Be Granted

On April 22, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) granted certiorari in a case involving over $143 million in oil spill cleanup costs incurred when a submerged anchor pierced a tanker as it approached a New Jersey refinery.  The Supreme Court will address a split among the federal circuits over the applicable standard of care […]

IRS Record Keeping Requirements – Best Practices for Business Aircraft Owners

As the April 15 individual income tax return filing deadline approaches, it is important to think of ongoing requirements regarding recordkeeping to support any business related deductions claimed on your tax return including those relating to aircraft ownership and operations.  As is the case with the governance of any operating business, owners of business aircraft […]

How Associations Can Address Sexual Harassment in the Post#MeToo Era

In this 90-minute webinar hosted by Association TRENDS, GKG Law's Katie Meyer shows associations how to assess sexual harassment risk factors, address incidents and update complaint policies and training before incidents occur. The #MeToo Movement has increased everyone’s awareness of sexual harassment. Most states are now considering new bills that address sexual harassment in the workplace. These changes […]

Surface Transportation Board Update

GKG Law's Tom Wilcox provides an early 2019 update on the Surface Transportation Board (STB), including an introduction to the three newest members of the Board and an overview of the current issues facing the STB. Read more here (article begins on page 28).

GKG Law’s Brendan Collins Quoted in Bloomberg’s "Businesses Target Scalia Opinion in Supreme Court Regulatory Fight"

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling written by conservative icon Justice Antonin Scalia has become an unlikely target for business groups. And now the court may be poised to overturn it. Scalia’s 1997 opinion requires judges generally to defer to federal agencies’ interpretations of their own regulations. Industry trade associations say the decision gives agencies too […]

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