Rep. Joel Kitchens has authored a bill supporting the elimination of cell phones in classrooms, and I want to express my support for that position. But most of what Mr. Kitchen’s is up to in education policy in the state legislature is unfortunate. Republicans keep blaming the schools, teachers, and DEI for their own disasters. … Read more
Owning an apartment building in the State of Texas is a huge responsibility. One has to ensure that their property is well insured. However, apartment building insurance in Texas varies immensely with several factors that determine the range. Understanding these factors will enable property owners to make better decisions and provide the best available insurance … Read more
The Brown, Goldstein & Levy Criminal Defense Section—Jacqui Cadman and Kobie Flowers —hosted a panel called, “Dismantling Mass Incarceration—An Authentic Discussion,” on January 27 as part of an event series aimed at solving social problems. It made for an evening of meaningful and compelling conversations exploring solutions to the United States’ 50-year Mass Incarceration problem. … Read more
Homeowners associations insurance (HOAs) operate as essential entities that preserve both neighborhood security and residential authenticity standards in residential districts. The board of directors of HOAs regularly contracts external professionals to execute different types of service, including maintenance work and landscape projects. But one important question arises: Are HOAs required to obtain proof of insurance … Read more
By Lewis Nibbelin, Contributing Writer, Triple-I Maintaining human centricity in an increasingly digitized world was a focus of discussion for many participants at Triple-I’s 2024 Joint Industry Forum (JIF) – particularly during the “Fireside Chat,” featuring Katherine Horowitz, executive vice president and head of business units for The Institutes, and Casey Kempton, president of personal lines at … Read more
