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Texas - April, 2021

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• Texas Wants To Defend DeVos' Sexual Assault Rule
• Texas Justices Kick Back Dispute Over Trade Secret Sealing
• 5th Circ. Orders New Look At $50M Formosa Water Settlement
• Judge Says Ex-Worker Got Source Code Deleted In $10M Row
• DOD To Cancel All Border Wall Deals Using Diverted Money
• Kinder's Bid To Nix $14B Tax Case Timely, Texas Justices Say
• Alamo Drafthouse Employee Bonuses OK'd In Ch. 11
• COVID Eviction Bans May Not Continue To Survive In Court
• Texas Justices Say Injured Man Was Employee, Not Contractor
• Texas Justices Won't Consider Tax Agency's Immunity Claims
• Texas Justices Clarify Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Deadlines
• Tutoring Startup Settles SEC Claims It Cooked The Books
• How Jackson Walker Beat $228M IP Claim Against Roku
• Offshore Rig Workers Denied Win In OT Row
• LaPierre Says NRA Has Fixed Financial Procedure Problems
• Red States Urge Justices To Curb EPA's GHG Authority
• IP Forecast: PTAB Fee Bias Claims & Uggs At The Fed. Circ.
• Texas Panel Says Drug Testing Co. Owes Duty To Fired Worker
• MoneyGram Settles With OFAC For 'Blocked List' Transactions
• Jury Clears Drilling Tech Firm In $35M Trade Secrets Suit
• Texas AG Can Be Named In Ex-Clients' Fraud Suit, Court Says
• 1st Circ. Told Bostock Misread In Whole Foods BLM Bias Case
• Griddy Creditors Get More Time To Assess Ch. 11 Claims
• Chancery Nixes Injunction In SourceHOV Appraisal Debt Row
• Texas Court Backs Benefits For Same-Sex Houston Spouses
• Demystifying The Virtual Civil Jury Trial Experience
• Latham Taps Ex-V&E Private Equity Atty In Houston
• Texas Tax Talk: Sales Tax Sourcing And Court Access Issues
• Weil, Davis Polk Cook Up $950M Deal For Spices Supplier
• Texas County Must Face Ex-Judge's Due Process Suit
• Texas, La. Keep Fighting Biden's ICE Enforcement Policies
• DC Circ. Pressed To Undo Gulf Of Mexico Oil Lease Sales
• Devon Energy Settles Royalty Owners' Suit For $28M
• Hedonic Regression Shows Promise For Modeling IP Damages
• Water Rule Reinstatement Shows Specific Objections Are Key
• Baylor, Gensetix Agree To Drop Cancer Patent Fight For Good
• DOJ Ends Trump-Era Grant Limitations On Sanctuary Cities
• Houston Homeowners Say Magellan Pipeline Causes Flooding
• K&L Gates Taps Adds Health Care Partner In Austin
• Houston Jury Asked To Award $35M In Subsea Drilling IP Row
• Fed. Circ. Told Albright's Comments 'Smack Of Prejudgment'
• Indivior Finalizes $300M Deal To End Suboxone Cases
• Polsinelli Says Former Atty Must Arbitrate LGBT Bias Claims
• Biden Nominates Houston Sheriff To Lead ICE
• Qualcomm, InterDigital Back Avanci Patent Pool At 5th Circ.
• Fortress Calls Apple's IP Scheme Claims Mere 'Speculation'
• Gulfport Cleared For Ch. 11 Plan Cutting $1.4B Of Debt
• Ill. Judge Reverses Class Cert. And Ends Debt Collection Suit
• UT Austin Students Push To End White Applicants' Bias Suit
• Texan Sues Biden Admin. Alleging Discrimination In Farm Aid
• Baker McKenzie Hires Transactional Atty From Baker Botts
• Bankrupt Alamo Drafthouse Goes With Stalking Horse Bid
• PTAB Upholds Oral Imaging Patent Involved In Dental IP Row
• Baylor Must Produce Docs From Report In Title IX Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• Intel Says VLSI's 'Unclean Hands' Bars $2.18B Patent Win
• SandRidge Asks Texas Justices To Toss Electric Shock Suit
• Dental Suppliers Settle Antitrust Dispute Ahead Of Trial
• 5th Circ. Says Jail Contractor Not Immune To Suicide Liability
• Texas Electric Council Says Griddy Must Explain Releases
• 5th Circ. Told Reversing Nokia Win May Threaten Patent Pools
• EP Energy Hits Back At Leaseholders' Lawsuit Attempt
• Justices Cool To Idea They Must Hear State V. State Suits
• Texas High Court Asked To Review Houston Drainage Suit
• Gas Co. Says It's Owed $6.5M For Gas Deliveries During Storm
• Judge Finds Texas Biz No 'Lucky Duck' In Slots IP Row
• High Court To Hear Houston Community College Censure Row
• 11th Circ. Revives Atty's Suit Over His Disbarment In Fla.
• Cloudflare Offers 'Bounty' To Help Kill Patents In Texas Case
• Gunderson Dettmer Taps Ex-Vinson Attys For Austin Office
• Arnold & Porter Adds Ex-BP VP To Its Houston Office
• Frontera Holdings Gets OK For $800M Debt Swap
• Texas Firm Seeks To Prevent Paralegal Collective In OT Suit
• Justices Won't Let Texas Sue Calif. In Religious Liberty Fight
• Justices Won't Hear Texas' Bid To Revive Public Charge Rule
• Texas Firm Asks Judge To Keep Allstate Fraud Suit Alive
• Jury Invalidates Gigamon Patent Claims In Apcon Win
• Flower Farm Says Hemp Brand's Name Hurts Its Reputation
• Albright To Apple: Koss Patent Row Won't Be Transferred
• NRA Board Meeting Raises Red Flag At Ch. 11 Trial
• AGs, FTC Say Facebook Must Plan For Discovery Now
• 5 States Tell 5th Circ. Highly Paid Oil Rig Worker Is OT Exempt
• Medical Device Biz Fight Mostly Belongs In Wis., Court Says
• Gas Co. Says San Antonio Utility Owes $99.6M
• Texas Justices Let Insured Seek Settlement Indemnity Claim
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• Shearman & Sterling Taps Ex-Baker Botts Finance Partner
• 5th Circ. Affirms Off-Duty Deputy's Deadly Force Immunity
• IP Forecast: Supercell Preps For Another Clash With Gree
• Texas Says Biden Admin. Ignores COVID-19 Immigration Rule
• House GOP Flags HHS Contract Involving Ex-Biden Adviser
• Citgo Nabs Ex-BP Exec For Chief Compliance & Ethics Post
• Lawmakers Introduce Bipartisan Border Security Bill
• FTC Lacks Facts For Antitrust Claims, Facebook Says
• Texas Judge Won't Triple $172.6M Verdict Against HP Spinoff
• Pilgrim's Pride Sued Over COVID-19 Spouse Deaths
• Samsung Fights $63M Jury Verdict In Screen Display IP Row
• 10 States Sue Biden Over Greenhouse Gas Cost Initiative
• PTAB Axes Patent Involved In Google, Amazon WDTX Suits
• AGs To Fill Void As Justices Say FTC Can't Impose Restitution
• Club Can't Shake $12M Verdict In Dallas Cowboy's Death
• 3 Firms Steer Deluxe's $960M Purchase Of Pay Processing Co.
• 5th Circ. Finds Chemo Drug Hair Loss Claims Filed Too Late
• Wind Farms Fight Citi's $118M Bill For Texas Storm Energy
• Texas Oil & Gas Services Biz Dispute Ends In $31M Verdict
• NRA Exec Says Board To Meet Soon On Ch. 11 Reorg Plan
• Breitling Auditor To Pay $7M To Settle Negligence Claims
• Construction Co. Sues Ex-Director For 'Raiding' Staff, Data
• Nokia, Others Tell 5th Circ. SEP Row Is Contract Issue
• Texas Jury Orders National Oilwell Varco To Pay $5M In IP Row
• New Bill Targets Foreign Real Estate Deals Near Military Bases
• Fraudster Doc's Citizenship Revocation Proper, 5th Circ. Says
• NLRB Judge Says Maintenance Co. Unlawfully Snubbed Union
• What FTC Victory Means For Reverse Payment Settlements
• Real Estate Rumors: DW, Sentinel, Centurion American
• Justices Lean On Circuit Experience In Appellate Cost Fight
• Who's Liable When Self-Driving Cars Crash?
• Atty Tells 11th Circ. His Florida Disbarment Was Unfounded
• Korean LG Unit Can't Duck Texas Suit Over Exploding Phone
• Intel Beats VLSI's Bid For $3B In 2nd Chip Trial
• Locke Lord Can't Ax $30M Malpractice Suit Under Anti-SLAPP
• Former Baker Hughes CLO Joins Bracewell's Houston Office
• Walmart Must Face Ex-Driver's Emotional Distress Claim
• Liberty Power Cuts Entire Staff And Files For Ch. 11
• Texas Firm Seeks Exit From PNC Suit Over Jet Payments
• Travel Site Wants Texas Judge To Toss Southwest's TM Suit
• VLSI Tells Jury $3B Intel Case Hinges On Witness Credibility
• Fed. Circ. Slams Albright's 'Clearly Flawed' Transfer Denial
• Reed Smith Adds Media Partner Seasoned In Celeb Matters
• 5th Circ. Affirms Win For Sanofi In Chemo Hair Loss Suit
• NRA Board Member Calls Leadership A 'Trainwreck'
• Cerner Fails To Ax Health Records Patent At Fed. Circ.
• Woman Agrees She Owes $3.3M In FBAR Penalties
• Electric Cos. Join ERCOT In Request For Winter Storm MDL
• Real Estate Rumors: LG, Robinson Weeks, Life Time
• Oil Field Workers Nab Cert. In Overtime Wage Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Bankruptcy Litigation Could See More Third-Party Funding
• Insurer Beats Texas Spice Store's Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Texans QB Denies Women's Claims In Sex Misconduct Suits
• Cisco Can't Escape Fiber Optics Patents Suit
• Businessmen Face More Charges Of Fixing Therapist Wages
• Self-Driving Car Tech In Crosshairs As Feds Probe Tesla Crash
• Southwest Pilots Union Wants Boeing Max Wage Suit Revived
• Halliburton Settles Patent Dispute Ahead Of Retrial
• Twitter Uses Texas AG's Own Words To Fight Content Suit
• High Court Won't Touch Patent Case Over Enhanced Damages
• EDTX Judge Says To Ax Parts Of Gree Patents Before Trial
• Texas Questions Griddy's Need For PR Firm In Ch. 11 Case
• Texas High Court Told To Close 'Forum Shopping' Loophole
• Solar Tracking Co. Tops 4 IPO Launches Totaling $705M
• Riddell Beats Ex-Football Players' Helmet Defect Claims
• BP Looks To 5th Circ. To Weigh In On ERISA Class
• Sundance Cleared For Ch. 11 Debt Swap With Term Lenders
• La. Tax Talk: Legislature Takes On Tax Reform
• Kirkland & Ellis Launches Austin Office
• States Must Factor Race In COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization
• Jury Awards AMS Sensors $86M In EDTX Trade Secrets Trial
• NRA Ad Agency Says It Handled Executives' Expenses
• Texas Justices Let Gas Co. Challenge Houston Propane Regs
• Texas Justices, Again, Won't End Alex Jones Defamation Suits
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• 5th Circ. Partly Affirms Dismissal Of Workers' Commute Suit
• Texas Justices Say Expert Report Needed In Fed Death Case
• ICWA Hangs On, But Messy Ruling Ripe For High Court
• Texas Justices Say Newer Permian Lease Boundary Prevails
• Astrotech Hit With Derivative Suit Alleging Bogus Shares
• Texas Supreme Court Upholds $15M HVAC Burn Verdict
• Workers Rip Kimberly-Clark 401(k) Plan In ERISA Suit
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• River Authority Must Face Hurricane Harvey Takings Claims
• Beware Sunny Days: Lessons From BP's 2005 Texas Blast
• Deepfake Best Practices Amid Developing Legal Landscape
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Mattress Firm Free Speech Suit
• Atty Charged With Laundering Cash In DEA Sting Operation
• Texas Justices Toss Ex-1L's Cheating Suit Against Law School
• Rose Grower Says Gas Marketer Can't Pass On Storm Costs
• Texas Justices Take Up Gold Coin Theft Coverage Battle
• Tax Atty Helped CEO Evade Taxes On $225M, Indictment Says
• SolarWinds Sanctions Far From Last Word On Russian Hacks
• Intel Experts Tell Jury Chips Don't Infringe VLSI Patents
• Fracking Co. Says Halliburton, Cimarex Infringing Its Patents
• IP Forecast: Ferring, Lupin To Face Off In Clenpiq Patent Trial
• 9th Circ. Tackles Thorny Questions In Lloyd's Arbitration Fight
• Rigzone.com Wants $3M In Atty Fees, Costs For $3M Jury Win
• Law360's Tort Report: Ex-Model Wins $30M Injury Verdict
• Texas Plans To Allow Remote Proceedings After Virus
• Fed. Circ. Told Albright Has 'Impossible Barrier' To Stay Cases
• Texas Sports Bar Upends $400K Wrongful Death Verdict
• CalSTRS Drops $320M On 11-Building Industrial Portfolio
• 'Where's The Beef?' Asks 5th Circ. In $2M Fake Cattle Sale Suit
• Deshaun Watson Accuser Drops Suit, Citing Privacy
• 'New Breed' Of NPEs Spurs Increase In Patent Cases In Q1
• McDermott Can't Ditch CB&I Merger Suit, Texas Judge Says
• Dell Readies VMware Spinoff Featuring $12B Dividend 
• Apple Gets New Damages Trial After $506M Patent Verdict
• Gilstrap Won't Let Amazon Dodge $5M Mic Patent Jury Verdict
• Dish Targets Peloton, Icon, Lululemon In Streaming IP Suits
• Counties, Residents Sue To Block Dallas-Houston Bullet Train
• Tour Bus Co. Calls NLRB's Back Pay Award Baseless
• Intel Owes VLSI Another $3B For Chip IP, Economist Tells Jury
• Judge Warns Attys Not To Be Slobs In Video Hearings
• Fieldwood Energy Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• Real Estate Rumors: Last Mile, Harbor Group, Charles Urso
• 'Must-Have' Texas COVID-19 Liability Bill Faces Little Dissent
• Ruling Shows 5th Circ. Reluctant To Second-Guess Agencies
• Fintech Lands $3.6B Value After Latham, Davis Polk-Led IPO
• Skadden, Mayer Brown Lead $1.7B Caliber Home Loans Deal
• White & Case Adds Baker Botts Capital Markets Atty
• NRA Run As 'Wayne's Kingdom,' Dissident Director Says
• TitleMax Challenges Dallas' New Payday Loans Ordinance
• 5th Circ. Backs FTC In First Post-Actavis Pay-For-Delay Case
• Architects Can't Ditch Suit Over $44M Project's Design Defects
• Intel's Chips Saved Serious Energy With Lifted IP, Jury Hears
• GOP Sens. Target MLB Antitrust Carveout Amid Georgia Move
• Samsung Pans Ericsson's 'Attacks' In China FRAND Fight
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• Texas Judge Suggests Turning Off Biz's Virus Coverage Suit
• Texas, Miss. AGs Sue Feds To Bring Back 'Remain In Mexico'
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Google Accused Of Harassing Buchanan Ingersoll In IP Suit
• Texas Jury Clears KeyMe In IP Trial Over Key Duplication Tech
• Intel's Chip Advances Were Borrowed Tech, VLSI Tells Jury
• Stanford Receiver Nabs $125M Judgment In Ponzi Clawback
• Tube Cos. Say Trade Secret Spat Deserves Court Injunction
• The Right Approach To Personal Jurisdiction In Class Actions
• Feds Say Texas Is Too Late To Pick Up Public Charge Fight
• KBR Asks Texas Judge To Rethink Kickback Scheme Finding
• Brazos Proposes Advisory Council To Avoid Ch. 11 Conflicts
• NJ Justices Won't Step Into 3rd Circ. Pelvic Mesh Fee Row
• Heinz Beats 'Metchup' Trademark Lawsuit At 5th Circ.
• Texas Justices Allow Challenge To Austin Energy Rates
• Bottling Co. Says Arbitrator Couldn't Make It Rehire Worker
• Jackson Lewis Gets Benefits Pro Back From Morrison Cohen
• 3 Firms Lead As BancorpSouth, Cadence Form $6B Bank
• Texas Legislation Raises Red Flags For Clean Energy Cos.
• Most Texans QB Accusers Ordered To ID Themselves
• Apple's 'Convenience' Not Enough To Ship IP Suit From WDTX
• TPG-Backed Blank-Check Co. Leads Trio Raising Total $510M
• Texas Justices Say Drilling Activities Held $40M Lease
• Texas Justices End Farmers Policy Renewal Fight
• Oil Rig Worker Tells 5th Circ. Day Rate Doesn't Nix OT
• Workers' Comp. Act Doesn't Protect Co. In Rollover Suit
• Health Hires: Morgan Lewis, K&L Gates
• Roku Cleared Of Infringement In $228M Interactive TV IP Trial
• Harford Gets Out Of Hotels' Pandemic Coverage Suit
• Justices Asked To Revisit 'Life Issues' In Tinder's IP Alice Win
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• Castex Unsecured Creditors Ask For More Info In Ch. 11 Docs
• Split 5th Circ. Denies Rehearing For $479M ACA Fee Dispute
• Texas Justices Say No Jail For Salon Owner In COVID Fight
• Circuit Split On Class Action Ascertainability Is Disappearing
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Apple's Bid To Nudge Albright On Transfer
• Texas Justices Let Apache Arbitrate $15M Settlement Fight
• Hospital Urges Justices To Turn Down Race Bias Case
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Ex-Shearman & Sterling Partner In Austin
• Texas Sen. Yanks Bill To Shake Up Appellate Courts
• Public Charge Revival 'Gone Faster Than TP In A Pandemic'
• Oracle, Ellison Try To End Investors' Systemic Racism Claims
• AGs, FTC Fight To Keep Their Facebook Antitrust Suits Alive
• NRA Exec Claims Internal Audit Led To NY Dissolution Suit
• Jurors Told Ex-Chief Engineer Stole Underwater Drilling IP
• 3rd Schemer Cops To Bid-Rigging After Charges Upheld
• Hess Asks 5th Circ. To Revive $218M Schlumberger Valve Suit
• Texans QB Seeks Court Order To ID Sex Assault Accusers
• CarbonLite's Ch. 11 Financing OK'd As It Looks To Sell Assets
• Chancery Halts Texas Power Plant's Deep Freeze Suit For Now
• Data Co.'s ERISA Status Erodes Law's Limits, 5th Circ. Told
• ERCOT Wants MDL For Texas Winter Storm Litigation
• Pitfalls For Out-Of-State Contractors In Texas Post-Disaster
• Diamond Offshore $2B Ch. 11 OK'd After Compromise Is Axed
• Ex-CBD Exec Says Co. Shorted Pay, Skimped On Expenses
• Akin Gump Snags Thompson & Knight Energy Duo In Texas
• Houston Judge Scolded For The 12th Time For Delays
• Tyson Gets Out-Of-State Workers Booted From Texas OT Suit
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• PTAB Upholds Uniloc IP Involved In Microsoft, Apple Fights
• Alcohol Law Changes Test Public Policy Balance
• Opioid MDL Judge Picks New Bellwethers, Denies Retaliating
• NRA's LaPierre Says He Consulted Execs Before Ch. 11 Filing
• Texas Atty Tags $15K Chancery Sanction As Free Speech Hit
• Software Co. Fights Rules On Follow-Up Suits At High Court
• Fractured 5th Circ. Keeps And Strikes Portions Of ICWA
• Insurance Co. Wants Ruling It Doesn't Have To Defend ERCOT
• New Chesapeake Suit Must Focus On Post-Ch. 11 Rights
• Ex-Texas Atty Denied COVID-19 Prison Release
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• Groups Say Trump-Era Shrimp Boat Rule Hurts Sea Turtles
• Extreme Weather Means Energy Cos. Need New Risk Tools
• Hotels Operator Hits Insurers With Virus Coverage Suit
• Locke Lord Asks Texas Panel To End $30M Malpractice Suit
• Alcohol Taxation Provides Good Model For Cannabis Taxes
• Ex-Judge Joins Condon Tobin In Dallas
• NRA's Top Lawyer Says He Wasn't Consulted On Ch. 11 Filing
• Generation Hemp Taps Ex-Baker Botts Partner As 1st GC
• Texas, La. Say Immigration Policies Prolonging Incarceration
• Albright Issues Case-Ending Sanctions In Oil Patent Fight
• IBM Settles Software Contract Row With Texas Manufacturer
• Texas Appellate Court Shake-Up Bill Forged In Private
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• How Texas Judges Have Kept IP Trials Moving During COVID
• 'Profound Overcrowding' Reported In Child Detention Centers
• Texas Considers Tweaking Med Mal Expert Report Timing
• Brink's Buys ATM Services Biz PAI For $213M
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• Antitrust Experts Join Bona Law As Dallas, NY Partners
• Claims Narrowed In Investors' $3B Pa. Pipeline Bribery Suit
• Sens. Urge Biden To Spend $3B On Chinese Tech Alternatives
• Corporate Attys Press Texas Lawmakers For Business Court
• Exxon Says Calif. Cities Can't Ditch Climate Conspiracy Suit
• Federal COVID-19 Insurance Decisions Ignore State Law
• Factual Questions Exist In Workers' OT Case, Energy Co. Says
• DOJ Can't Criminalize No-Poach Pacts, Chamber Says
• Justices Won't Let Solicitor General Argue Bond Costs Fight
• Castex Energy Gets Go-Ahead For Cash Collateral Use
• Gulf Oil Export Facilities Should Be Denied, Advocates Say
• Total E&P Asks Texas Justices To Let It Litigate $41M Dispute
• NRA Ch. 11 Is Bid To Keep 'Stranglehold' On Org, NY AG Says
• Ex-Solicitor General Of Texas Returns To Gibson Dunn
• Fintech Seeks $2B Valuation In Latham, Davis Polk-Led IPO
• Fed. Circ. Told Samsung's FRAND Bid Distorts Int'l Norms
• Troutman-Led GameStop Unveils Potential $1B Stock Offering
• Funds Say Match.com Ruling Won't Help Airline In Safety Suit
• Power Co. Asks Texas Panel To Decide ERCOT's Immunity
• Texas Jury Told Roku Infringed Interactive TV Patents
• Proud Boys-Linked Atty Can't Escape Disbarment Bid In Ga.
• Justices Won't Hear WDTX Transfer Fight In Adobe IP Row
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• Paralegals Want Collective Cert. In OT Wages Suit
• Atty Who Covered Up Past Discipline Booted From EDTX
• Samsung Inks Deal On Eve Of Cellphone Tech Patent Trial
• Doctors Say UnitedHealthcare Is Forcing Them Out Of Market
• Robinhood Restricted-Trading Suits Will Play Out In Florida
• Rigzone.com Gets $3M Jury Award In Trade Secret Dispute
• Solar Poised To Shine In Texas After Steady Growth
• Exxon Unit Drops $2.2M Claim Against Oxy In Abrupt U-Turn
• 22 States Ask Full 9th Circ. To Ax Calif.'s Gun Magazine Limits
• Strip Club Operator Must Face Investors' Securities Suit
• Feds Push To Manage Details Of Bannon's Presidential Pardon
• Well Operator Fights $11M Award From Explosion Suits
• 5th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of $2.5M Award To Debt Collectors
• Baylor University Beats COVID-19 Tuition Reimbursement Suit
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Insurers May Be Estopped From Relitigating Pandemic Issues
• 5th Circ. OKs Rams Owner's Win In Co. Sale Interference Suit
• Lehotsky Keller Opens Austin Office, Adds 2 Partners
• Locke Lord Nabs Public Finance Partner In Austin
• Texas Attorney Barred From Asbestos Case Over Omissions
• Skullcandy Beats Infringement Claims Over Wireless Tech
• USCIS Ordered To Grant Work Visa To Big Game Hunter
• DOJ Deal Lets Two Of Southeast's Biggest Waste Cos. Merge
• Exxon Unit Says Oxy, Petro-Hunt Owe $2.7M For Offshore Work
• Griddy Ch. 11 Customer Committee Issue Adjourned For Now
• 5th Circ. Closes Book On Fired Principal's Bias Case
• Southwest Says COO Texts Are Lost In 737 Max RICO Suit
• Wachtell Steers Payment Co. TriumphPay's $97M HubTran Buy
• Venator's UK-Based GC Can't Duck Shareholder Suit In Texas
• High Court Hotels.com Case Could Alter Appellate Strategy
• Expedia Can Get In On TravelPass Antitrust Suit
• Dallas Paid-Sick-Leave Ordinance Permanently Blocked
• Defunct College Owners Accused Of Self-Dealing In $50M Suit
• Jury Says Male Aerospace Worker Was Sexually Harassed
• Oil And Gas Contract Drafting Lessons From Texas Ruling
• Texas Appellate Court Overhaul Plan Sent To Full Senate
• Walmart Can't Escape $733K Texas Slip-And-Fall Verdict