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Texas - December, 2022

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• Justices Again Keep Title 42 In Effect During Appeal
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2022
• Judge Awards La. Doctors' Cos. $70M In Arbitration 'Mess'
• Samsung Says Earphone Co. Wrongly Ignoring IP Subpoena
• Insurers Slam Scouts Plan; FTX To Start Clawback Actions
• Texas Appeals Court Awards Firm Anti-SLAPP Fees
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2022
• Biggest Energy-Related Court Rulings Of 2022
• Albright Won't Put Off HP Patent Trial For PTAB Review
• LG Chem Can Face Battery Claims In Texas, High Court Told
• Migrant Kids' Attys Settle For $577K Fee In Shelter Suit
• Key Developments From State Attorneys General In 2022
• Core Scientific Gets OK To Tap Ch. 11 Financing
• Texas Says EPA Coal Ash Rules Jeopardize State Regulations
• Lewis Brisbois Says Atty Isn't Immune To Trademark Suit
• Cleary, TCF Law Steer $200M Rainwater Tech Co. SPAC Merger
• This Year's Top 10 Developments In State And Local Tax
• Insurer Fights Bid For Repayment Of Lung Transplant Suit
• Vidal Finds More Abuse, Issues New Sanctions In VLSI Case
• What 3 Legal Industry Trends From 2022 Mean For Next Year
• Energy Co.'s Wind Farm Causing Nuisance, Texas Family Says
• New WDTX Top Judge Keeps Random Patent Suit Distribution
• 2 Houston Eateries Sued For Illegally Streaming Soccer Match
• 2nd Circ. Preserves Insurer's Win In 2 Construction Cases
• No Coverage For Cattle Co. In Crash Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Card Trader Sues Co. Over Altered Steph Curry Rookie Card
• Learning From This Year's Legal Industry Discrimination Suits
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Override Gilstrap's Transfer Denial
• Bradley Arant Adds 2 Partners, Senior Atty To Texas Offices
• Texas Governor Elevates Trial Judge To Appellate Bench
• Biggest Developments In Antitrust Conduct Cases In 2022
• Holland & Knight Gains Energy Pro From Akin Gump
• Top State And Local Tax Cases Of 2022
• 5th Circ. Backs Insurer's Win In School Carbon Monoxide Suit
• Texas Power Co. Wins Immediate OK Of Ch. 11 Wind-Down
• Crypto Mining Co. Core Scientific Hits Ch. 11 With $989M Debt
• Texas Court Says Title X Violates Parents' Rights
• In Sinking Transfer Bid, Albright Rips 'Unprepared' Expert
• SEC Fines IT Co. Over SPAC-Linked Accounting Shortfalls
• Texas Rep. Says Biden's Palestine Funding Fuels Terrorism
• Texas Man Resentenced To 12 Years For Tricare Fraud
• Houston Astros Hit With ADA Suit Over Seating, Again
• Albright Trims Claim From Patent Suit Against PayPal
• The Future Of Legal Ops: AI Has Important Role To Play
• Energy Equipment Co., Insurer At Odds Over Cause Of Fire
• Gov't Urges Justices To Rebuff Immigrant Removal Bid
• Kroger Says Baby Food Metal Levels Are For FDA, Not Courts
• Top Immigration Cases Of 2022: Year In Review
• Del. Justices Undo $690M Award In Boardwalk Pipeline Case
• Ericsson Settles EDTX Patent Suit Before Jan. Trial
• Alex Jones' Request For $1.3M Salary In Ch. 11 Cases Delayed
• Jury Concerns Spur Mistrial In $158M Health Care Fraud Trial
• EPA Affirms Cancer Risk Value For Ethylene Oxide
• Planned Parenthood Slams 'Deficient' Texas Privilege Claims
• Texas High Court To Hear School, Oil Co. 'Tax Ferret' Dispute
• IP Edge Infringement Campaign Draws Fire In New Suit
• Justice Roberts Keeps Title 42 In Place At Border For Now
• Lennar Brings Arbitration Clause Case To Texas High Court
• Texas High Court To Hear 2004 Houston Tax Initiative Case
• Texas Tax Talk: What To Know About The Prefiled Bills
• Texas Law Firm Gets Coverage Suit Sent Back To State Court
• 5th Circ. Backs Block On COVID Vax Mandate For Contractors
• Walmart Tells High Court To Skip Pharmacist's Race Bias Case
• Honeywell To Pay $203M To End Foreign Bribery Probes
• DC Circ. Says Red States Too Late To Intervene On Title 42
• Vidal Stays PQA Challenge To VLSI Patent
• Union Pacific Creosote Site Caused Deaths, $100M Suit Says
• Ex-USPTO Official Looks To Break Fed. Circ.'s En Banc 'Curse'
• MDL Panel Tosses Effort To Combine RealPage Cases In Texas
• Trading Card Co. Says Ronaldinho Reneged On Contract
• Real Estate Rumors: Vigilant, ABS Partners, DR Horton
• A High-Profile Year For The WARN Act
• Energy Cos. Say Texas Comptroller Placed $3.2B In Jeopardy
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Offers Ch. 11 Guidance In A Post-Siegel World
• 18 States Urge High Court To Uphold Train Crossing Laws
• TotalEnergies Pushes FERC To Nix Enforcement Case
• McGinnis Lochridge Recruits Bankruptcy Pro Catherine Curtis
• Judge Says Crestwood Gas Leak Suit Doesn't Belong In Texas
• Increasing Law Firm Polarization Will Degrade Rule Of Law
• NLRB Limits Property Owners' Power To Oust Protesters
• FDA Warns CBD Cos. About COVID Claims
• Biden's Plan To End 'Remain In Mexico' Put On Hold Again
• Albright Sends Meta's Ad Tech Patent Fight To Calif.
• Texas Judge Mulling Injunction In Lewis Brisbois TM Suit
• 5th Circ. Revives Stanford Ponzi Suit Against BNY Mellon
• 5th Circ. Bemoans NJ Judge's Refusal To Return Texas Case
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2022
• Patent Biz Can't Save IP Case Against BMW, Judge Says
• Amazon Settles Patent Suit After To And Fro With Albright
• Trade Groups Ask Justices To Review Texas Social Media Law
• Trials Over Transport Monopoly Scheme Set For Jan.
• Astros Face ADA Suit Over Seating, Service Dog Policy
• Western Digital Can't Pare Down Viasat's Patent Suit
• Talen Energy Gets OK For $1.4B Debt-Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• Without Final Decision, 5th Circ. Can't Review Hurricane Case
• Injured Worker Says Firm Fumbled Suit, Didn't Earn Recovery
• Fed. Circ. Tells Albright To Move Amazon Patent Suit To Colo.
• Texas Appeals Court Axes Anti-SLAPP Fee Award In IP Fight
• 5 Lessons From The EPA's 2022 Enviro Justice Efforts
• Exxon, Pipeline Owner Forge Agreement Over Email Discovery
• Norton Rose Adds Ex-Dorsey & Whitney Tax Atty In Houston
• TotalEnergies Unit Says FERC Proceeding Belongs In Court
• Feds Hit Discord Trader Ring With $114M Stock Fraud Claims
• Texas Justices Say No Remote Jurors In J&J Pelvic Mesh Trial
• Space Artifacts Are Astronaut's Sole Property, Court Says
• Enviro Groups Allege EPA Delayed Ethylene Oxide Air Rules
• Microchip Gets Semiconductor Patent Slashed At PTAB
• Texas AG Investigates Groups Serving Immigrants At Border
• La. Firm Wants Dispute Removed To Texas Federal Court
• Alex Jones Cases Show It's Time To Rethink Zealous Advocacy
• Baker Botts Seeks Arbitration In Energy Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• Texas Utility Says N.M. Penalties For Discharges Are Unlawful
• How To Deal With Difficult Clients, Practically And Ethically
• Munck Wilson Adds Labor Pro In Houston From Hicks Thomas
• Cantey Hanger Adds Litigation Partner In Fort Worth
• SEC Sues Podcast Stock 'Gurus' In $100M Manipulation Suit
• Chemical Plant, Residents Spar Over Class Cert. In Fire Suit
• Texas City Says It Was Right To Seize Jet For Unpaid Taxes
• New DOJ Guidelines May Facilitate Student Loan Discharge
• 6th Circ. Rejects Challenge To Opioid MDL Fee Order
• DHS, Money Transfer Cos. Accused Of Illegal Surveillance
• Winstead Adds Veteran In-House Airline Atty From United
• Senate Confirms 1st Black Woman To 5th Circ.
• Texas Challenges HHS Sexual Orientation, Gender ID Rule
• Tokio Marine Unit Wants $24M From Texas Oil Drilling Co.
• Coast Guardsmans' Suit Stayed Pending Vax Mandate Repeal
• Deliberations Start In $187M Genetic Testing Scheme
• 5th Circ. Axes Entergy's 2nd Appeal In Hurricane Blackout Suit
• Dallas Development Owner Faces $1.1M Suit For Unpaid Loan
• Walgreens And CVS Finalize $10.7B Opioid Fallout Deal
• Where Kavanaugh May Land On SEC In-House Court Issue
• Texas Nursing Home Can't Escape Brain Injury Death Suit
• Federal Courts Should Adopt Supreme Court's Amicus Stance
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Top Firms Make Growth A Priority For 2023
• Justices Agree To Hear 2nd Biden Appeal Over Debt Plan
• Jury Clears Excess Insurer After Multimillion-Dollar Verdict
• Celsius To Hold Customer Crypto, Alex Jones' Personal Ch. 11
• Equipment Co. Seeks Coverage For Surgical Gown Recall
• CFPB's MoneyGram Case Halted As High Court Fight Looms
• Ethanol Industry Groups Attack Fuel Economy Standards
• 5th Circ. Stands Firm On Revocation Of Tax Debtor's Passport
• Suit Blasts Biz Model Of Gym Co. Promoted By Mark Wahlberg
• Texas High Court Denies Lawyer's Pursuit For Bar Admission
• Apple And Ericsson Cut Deal To End EDTX, ITC Fights
• Albright Sends Voice Tech Patent Suit Against Apple To Calif.
• Houston Atty Moves Client Poaching Case To Federal Court
• BakerHostetler Seeks To Move Fraud Claims To District Court
• Former Texas Atty Indicted On Charges Of Bilking Clients
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Simpson Thacher, Latham
• 5th Circ. Mulls If Expert Report Strike Means Honda Suit Is Out
• DOJ's Only Wage-Fixing Trial Conviction Results In Probation
• Texas Abortion Provider Gets Bounty-Hunter Suit Tossed
• SolarWinds Investors Seek Initial OK Of $26M Breach Deal
• Texas District Court Can't Hear 'Lone Star' Border Op Cases
• IP Forecast: Del. Judge To Keep Probing Patent Biz Ownership
• Texas Egg Price-Fixing Suit On Eggshells, Judge Says
• GOP AGs Join Fight Against CFPB's Anti-Bias Exam Policy
• Teamsters Pension Fund Gets $36B To Stave Off Benefit Cuts
• 5th Circ. Lets Energy Cos. Intervene In Power Grid Law Fight
• 5th Circ. Scolds Judge Over Stock Conflict, But Backs Ruling
• Senate Confirms Ohio Judge, Committee Advances 5 Picks
• Feds Ask High Court To Vacate YouTube Terrorism Ruling
• StubHub Says Farrar & Ball Atty Should Arbitrate Ticket Case
• Google, Uber Clear Fintiv Bar Without Sotera Stipulation
• Texas AG Says Mallinckrodt Trust Can't Be Used For Atty Pay
• DLA Piper Hires Ex-Polsinelli Litigator For Its Sports Practice
• 4 Firms Rep As Keurig Dr Pepper Buys $863M Nutrabolt Stake
• Hartford Unit Can't Upend Energy Co.'s IP Suit Coverage Win
• FDA Graphic Cigarette Warnings Go Up In Smoke
• Texas Tells Justices Section 230 Isn't For Terrorist Content
• Sandy Hook Families 'Skeptical' Of Jones' Ch. 11 Disclosures
• Huggies Burned Babies' Skin, Kimberly-Clark Customers Say
• DC Circ. Presses Texas On EPA Ozone Designation Harms
• Claims Court Upholds $211M ICE Detention Center Contract
• Second RealPage Antitrust Suit Moves To Washington
• Red States Challenging Carbon Metric Face Tough 5th Circ.
• Little League Seeks Dismissal, Again, In Texas Sex Abuse Suit
• Houston Atty Pursuing Suit Over Negative Google Reviews
• Texas Power Report Falls Short On Winter Risks, Other Issues
• Apple Beats Patent Claims At PTAB After Loss At ITC
• 5th Circ. Revives Some Medtronic Pacemaker Claims
• Atty Sues Chase Over Missing $25M For Bahamas Land Deal
• Pillsbury Adds Liskow & Lewis Atty To Houston Enviro Group
• Energy Exec Tells Texas Panel Beto's Tweets Defamed Him
• Albright Ships Ad Tech Patent Suit Against Samsung To Calif.
• Judge Rejects Protections For Ruby Pipeline Stalking Horse
• Apple's AirTag Is Stalkers' 'Weapon Of Choice,' Victims Say
• Ruby Pipeline Clashes With Noteholders On Asset Bids
• Investors Seek Class Cert. In Cabot Fracking Pollution Case
• Houston's At-Large Voting Works Against Latinos, Suit Says
• RealPage Cries Judge Shopping In Texas Antitrust Venue Ask
• Albright Orders Google To Put Up $20M Bond Amid Appeal
• Truck Sales Co. Says It's Not Liable For $2.2M Tire Excise Tax
• DOJ Charges 12 For Transport Monopolization Scheme
• Winstead Elects Dallas Atty As New Chair
• ArentFox Schiff, Latham & Watkins Guide $100M SPAC Deal
• Fuel Co. Seeks $14M From Polsinelli In Texas Negligence Suit
• 5th Circ. Weighs Whether Costs Halt DOL Tip Rule
• Real Estate Rumors: TSMC, High Street, Baltimore Pickleball
• Southwest Ordered To Reinstate Anti-Abortion Worker
• Energy Co. NRG Acquires Vivint Smart Home In $5.2B Deal
• Jones Day Lands SEC's Fort Worth Office Director As Partner
• 5th Circ. Mulls Chase Contract In $20M Data Breach Row
• Full Fed. Circ. Asked To Step Into This Albright Venue Fight
• 5th Circ. Questions Tyson Employee COVID Suit Revival
• Pipeline Owner Says It Shouldn't Have To Give Email To Exxon
• 5th Circ. Probes 'Upshot' Of Overturning FCC Subsidy Fees
• 7-Eleven Sues Insurer Over George Floyd Protest Damage
• DOJ Says Polish Airline Not A Victim In Boeing 737 Max Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Albright Agrees To Ship Microsoft Patent Case To Washington
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Atty To Growing Health Care Team
• High Court Passes On Challenge To DC Circ. Agency Reviews
• 5th Circ. Leans Toward New Tech In BNSF Suit
• Which Pandemic-Era Retail Bankruptcy Changes Will Stick?
• Judge Axes Challenge To SEC's Pared-Back Proxy Rules
• 3 Pricing Trends In Law Firm Use Of Litigation Funding
• In Law Firm Race For Revenue, Top Dogs Stand Alone
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Prestige Leaders
• Biden Tells Justices Texas Judge Erred Axing Debt Plan
• Embattled Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Hit With More FCPA Charges
• States Lean On La. Title 42 Order To Enter Asylum-Seekers' Suit
• Biden Goes Too Far With Debt Plan, 17 States Tell Justices
• Lewis Brisbois Trademark Suit Moving Forward In Texas Court
• Astros Owner, Comcast Drop Suit Over Broadcast Deal
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Texas Billionaire's COVID Hotel Fight
• Energy Co. Asks Texas Justices To Undo $13M Royalty Loss
• Interest Rates Doom Lender, Crypto Winter Persists
• Shell Faces Religious Bias Suit Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Texas Gov. Sends Fairchild Price Atty To Appellate Court
• ​​​​​​​Texas Justices Order Medical Test In Carbon Monoxide Case
• Reviewing Separation Agreement Compliance Before Layoffs
• Injury Suit Against Hilton Hotel Over Drunken Patron Tossed
• Seasoned Litigator Joins Baker Botts In Dallas From Foley
• Safeguarding Attorneys' Greatest Asset: Our Mental Health
• Reed Smith Nabs Ex-Katten Real Estate Finance Partner
• Norton Rose Gains Energy Deal Pro From Porter Hedges
• Alex Jones Files Ch. 11 In Wake Of Sandy Hook Judgments
• CarMax Inks Deal With Dozens Of AGs Over Recall Disclosure
• Texas Supreme Court Mulls Testimony in $4M Brain Injury Suit
• IP Forecast: Jury To Hear Apple-Ericsson Licensing Battle
• Texas Land Co. Investors Call Share Expansion A Power Grab
• Uvalde Shooting Survivors Seek $27B Over Police Response
• Jerry Jones Photo Is Hit To NFL's Image Amid Race Bias Suit
• Marathon Oil's $10.5M Lease Fight Can Move Forward
• Trade Groups Push To Topple CFPB Anti-Bias Exam Policy
• 5th Circ. Class Action Rulings Reflect Post-TransUnion Trends
• Parler Wants Tech Maker's 'P' TM Suit Thrown Out For Good
• Hartford Unit Settles With Colliers In Suit Over Defense Duty
• Could State Ownership Solve US Cannabis Policy Issues?
• Why The EPA Has Made Little Progress On EJ Litigation
• Accounting Firm To Pay $3M To Avoid Claims In Fraud Scheme
• Senate Panel Ties On 1st Circ. Pick, OKs 11 Others For Bench