Morris Laing News and Articles
Morris Laing Obtains Defense Verdict in Horse Bite Trial
Following a two-week trial, a Sedgwick County, Kansas jury returned a defense verdict in less than 40 minutes in favor of a rodeo arena and horse stable owner on premises liability and negligence claims arising from an altercation between two horses. During the...
Kansas Employment Law: Restrictive Covenants and the Impact of Social Media
Imagine this situation: One of your key employees – Susie Q — resigns and begins working for a competitor. Susie Q entered into a non-solicitation agreement while employed with your company. You are friends with Susie Q on Facebook, and you see that she has posted an...
Litigation Is Not Your Only Option: Exploring Alternative Dispute Resolution
When a dispute arises between parties, it is common to hear someone proclaim, “I will see you in court!” Those words can strike fear in a person, because the thought of having to go through the litigation process can be overwhelming and scary. Litigation is a...
When Do I Need an Attorney for a Car Accident Claim?
If you’re involved in a fender bender, where no one is injured, your car accident claim can usually be handled through the insurance company without much fuss. Anything more serious than that, though, needs more consideration. Here are some factors to consider when...
Kansas Oil and Gas FAQ
Who regulates oil and gas production in the State of Kansas? The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC), Oil and Gas Conservation Division regulates oil and gas exploration and production activities in Kansas. The KCC also maintains publicly available records of oil and...
Time to Review Your Employment Handbook for 2017
As 2017 begins, it is a good time to consider reviewing and updating your Employment Handbook, making sure it is consistent with your current practices and with current employment laws. If you have a drug testing policy, a recently enacted OSHA rule may require it to...