Advice for newspaper advertising professionals

By JOSEPH R. LARSEN Segwick, LLP The Texas Supreme Court has given requestors significantly greater leverage in dealing with governmental bodies that utilize requests for ruling to the attorney general as a way to delay release of clearly public information. In its opinion in the case of Kallinen v.

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BY ALICIA CALZADA

Haynes and Boone, LLP

Q: We live and work in a super-competitive environment and that’s why I do my darndest to hire and keep such a talented staff. Their work jumps out and grabs readers and advertisers in every issue. But now and then, we find (or are told about) content produced by our staff in other newspapers, free sheets and in social media. We didn’t put it there, and we didn’t give permission. Any suggestions?