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Texas - April, 2023

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• Littler Says Ex-Associate Must Face Doc Theft Suit In Texas
• What Difference Does A Day Make? $180M In Contract Case
• Invacare Ch. 11 Plan Gets OK From Court
• Rejected Firms' Fee Deal Approved In InfoWars Ch. 11 Case
• Houston Attorney Says His Former Firm Owes Him Money
• 5th Circ. Revives UPS Worker's Forced Defecation Suit
• Patent Owner Gaps Doom WDTX Suit Against Amazon, Google
• AT&T, T-Mobile Agree To Settle Suit Over Senior Ad Campaign
• DC Circ. Says Legislation Moots Gulf Oil Lease Sale Fight
• WDTX Jury Sides With LG In Computer Protection Patent Case
• 9th Circ. Contractor Vax Ruling Widens Presidential Authority
• Papa John's Underpays Drivers' Expenses, Court Told
• How The Circuit Split Over CFPB Funding May Play Out
• Judge Gives Texas Blue Cross Win In $2M Unpaid Claim Suit
• What ACA Preventive Care Ruling Means For Employers
• Drill Co. Hammers Atty For 'Dogged Pursuit' Of Frivolous Row
• Texas House OKs Pot Decriminalization, Expungement Bill
• NJ Bashes 'Disruptive' Texas DACA Challenge
• Lewis Brisbois TM Foe Says She Doesn't Have Requested Docs
• Texas Bar Names Austin Litigator Its New Chair-Elect
• Sierra Club Challenge Of LNG Exports Is DOA, DC Circ. Told
• NBA's Suns Ditch Bankrupt Bally's Network For New TV Deal
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Bankrupt Tuesday Morning Gets OK For $32M Sale To Hilco
• CFTC Lands Record $3.4B Judgment In Bitcoin Fraud Case
• Schumer Calls For End To Judge Shopping In Texas
• Judge Tosses Suit Challenging Texas Med Mal Damages Cap
• Security Co. Calls $16.3M Judgment Invalid In Investor Suit
• IP Forecast: Gov't To Face Off Against Gilead In Delaware
• Tesoro To Pay $28M To End EPA Claims It Flouted Smog Deal
• ​​​​​​​401(k) Plan Exit Fees Are Legal, Chamber Tells 5th Circ.
• Texas Farm Bureau Says Insurance Agents Are OT-Exempt
• Texas Co. Blames Textile Makers For Failed Defense Contract
• Insurers Want Out Of Contamination Suit Against Fertilizer Co.
• What's Next After High Court Stay On Abortion Pill Ruling
• Lawsuit Over Failed $20M Texas Mall Returns To State Court
• Jackson Walker Adds Tax Pro In Dallas From Gallagher
• Morgan Lewis Bolsters Toxic Torts Team With Trial Veteran
• Greystar Issued $860M Verdict In Dallas Crane Collapse Trial
• DC Circ. Rejects Bid To Break Up WhatsApp, Instagram Buys
• Family Gets $7M Settlement Over Texarkana Jail Death
• Judge Abused Discretion In Abortion Pill Order, 5th Circ. Told
• Texas Appeals Court Won't Revive Hunting Stand Injury Suit
• Houston Urges 5th Circ. To Keep $14M Exxon Pollution Fine
• Texas House OKs Malpractice Exemption In Free Speech Law
• Texas Bankers Challenge CFPB New Small Biz Lending Rule
• Texas Appellate Court Revives Case Against CPA Firm
• 2nd Fraudster Gets 7 Years For Political Fundraising Scam
• Tuesday Morning Corp. Resolves Dispute With DIP Lender
• Meta Fights Walkie-Talkie App's Bid For Bigger Patent Win
• Texas Appeals Court Says Equipment Co.'s Tax Claims Barred
• Texas Co. Can't Tie Contracts To Need For Temp Workers
• Texas Firm Accused Of Changing Name To Duck Judgment
• Marketing Co. Wants Out Of La. Hurricane Solicitation Suit
• Justices Asked To Keep Texas Waterway Fees Ruling In Place
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• TPG Snags $3.4B For 2nd Tech-Focused Fund
• Mountain Express Gets Expanded DIP To Fund Sale Process
• 5th Circ. Asked To Free Adviser From SEC 'Purgatory'
• Houston Atty Wants Full 5th Circ. To Rehear Censorship Suit
• Atty Tells Texas Justices COVID Isn't Excuse To Revive Suit
• Horse Assoc. Loses Discovery Bid As Suit Races Toward Trial
• Man Gets 10 Years In Prison For Political Fundraising Scam
• FTC Pauses Illumina-Grail Order Amid 5th Circ. Appeal
• How Cos. Should Navigate State AGs' Partisan ESG Approach
• Real Estate Rumors: Harbor Group, Amy Schumer, 601W Cos.
• Ex-Air Force Employee Gets 15 Years In Contracts Scheme
• 5th Circ. Affirms Cambodians' Removal Over Fake Marriages
• DOJ Wants New Claims Nixed In FOIA Suit Over DEA Records
• Verizon Says Traxcell Misled Court In Patent Row Revival Bid
• Judge Gives Lewis Brisbois TM Foe 5 Days To Turn Over Docs
• CBRE Sues Competitor Over 'Confusing' Trademark Use
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Purdue Pharma Gets OK To Sell Over-The-Counter Business
• La. Pushes 5th Circ. To Pause Air Plan Pending Challenge
• Circle K 'Polar Pop' Ad Push Broke Deal, Seltzer Giant Says
• Tuesday Morning Urged To Resolve Issues With Ch. 11 Lender
• 5th Circ. Will Hear Appeal Over $7M Ida Damage Claim
• 5th Circ. Says NLRB GC Could End Suit Against Unions
• Judge Won't Toss Civil Suit In Alleged Insider Trading Scheme
• Texas Tenant Sues Property, Home Tech Cos. After Break-In
• Southwest Loses Bid For New Trial In Religious Bias Suit
• Red States Can't Join Washington's Abortion Pill Suit
• DuPont, Worker Sentenced For Deadly Chemical Release
• Property Co. Says TxDOT Can't Escape Highway Land Suit
• Texas Doctor Will Pay $8M To Settle False Claims Suit
• House Bill Would Revive Border Wall, Beef Up CBP Staffing
• Shentel Fined $227K For 911 Audio Outages
• Freight Co. Says Workers Quit 'En Masse' To Join Competitor
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Ruby Tuesday Chief Says Ex-Employer Owes Him $1M
• Job Reassignment Case Shows Need For Clear ADA Policies
• Ex-Baker Botts Bankruptcy Ace Rejoins Greenberg Traurig
• Razin Kane Monster Truck Team Says Food Chain Violated TM
• Mayer Brown Adds Houston Energy Pro From Shearman
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Oil Co. Ex-CEO To Pay $2.5M For Revenue-Pumping Scheme
• Texas Bill Raising Standards For Crypto Firms Passes House
• Jury Finds Chinese Co. On Hook For $279M In Drone IP Suit
• Samsung Owes $303M Over Chip Patents, Texas Jury Finds
• Energy Co. EnVen's Kickback Suit Must Go To Chancery Trial
• Exiled Celtics Coach Nearing 2nd Shot With Another Team
• Texas Atty Loses Bid To Get Topless Bar Approved
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Developer's Lease Breach Suit
• Supreme Court Preserves Abortion Pill Access, For Now
• Texas High Court Says 2004 Houston Tax Initiative Not Barred
• Texas Court Nixes $2.8M Tax Refund On $390M Oil, Gas Gains
• What 2 Texas Lawsuits Mean For Health Care Access
• Full 5th Circ. Asked To Rethink FCC Subsidy Fees Ruling
• PTAB Plans To Rule On $675M VLSI Patent Next Month
• Texas High Court Throws Out Student Housing Class Action
• Feds Must Justify Pause Of ACA Preventative Care Block
• DOE Says Sierra Club Can't Fight Gas Terminals' Exports
• Ghanaian Eni Unit Fights Stay Bid In Baker Hughes Oil Fight
• Sunnova Sues Vision Solar Over $670K In Unpaid Bills
• Texas Atty Can't Revive Contingency Fee Claims, Court Says
• Insurer Says Wrongful Death Suit Not Covered Under Policy
• FERC Commish Questions Redo Of LNG Project Approvals
• Cineworld Junior Lenders Get Time To Submit Better Exit Deal
• Texas Co. Must Pay $415K For Screening Cargo Improperly
• Allstate Hits Water Heater Co. With Texas Flood Damage Suit
• Engineer Wins Split Tax, Export Trials In DOD Poaching Case
• Ex-Blue Bell CEO Plea Highlights Enforcement Risk In Recalls
• Texas Says Google Is Stalling Over Experts In Privacy Suit
• It's Time For Lawyers To Stand Up For Climate Justice
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Mallinckrodt Trust Can't Be Used To Pay Attys In Opioid MDL
• UAW Backs NLRB Union Garb Order In 5th Circ. Tesla Dispute
• Feds Seek Pause Of Nationwide ACA Preventive Care Block
• Sorrels Adds Litigation Muscle In Houston With Ex-Prosecutor
• US Citizens Can Join In Texas Expanded Migrant Parole Suit
• Hospital Network Won't Pay $564K Bill, Staffing Outfit Says
• Texas Court Denies Lyft's Bid To Keep Excess Policies Private
• Paul Weiss Guides General Atlantic's $2.1B OneOncology Sale
• Justices' DNA Clock Ruling Called Key To Path To Exoneration
• Ex-Law Firm Employee Seeks Quick Win In Back Pay Dispute
• Diamond Sports To Front Half Of MLB TV Money In Ch. 11
• Abortion Pill Maker Fights FDA To Protect Drug Approval
• Mold Coverage Excluded Under Property Policy, 5th Circ. Says
• Alex Jones Creditors Question Financial Info Disclosures
• Texas House OKs Bill Requiring More Education For Judges
• City Seeks Ax Of $12.5M Verdict In Ex-City Manager's Bias Suit
• Energy Co. Can Remain In Oil Well Coverage Spat, Court Says
• 9th Circ. Says Biden Has Contractor Vax Mandate Authority
• 5th Circ. Fast-Tracks Illumina's Grail Appeal
• Ex-Google Manager Wants Sanctions In Age, Sex Bias Row
• Oil Trader Says Shipping Co. Failed To Provide Vessels
• Texas House Approves Time Limits On Arbitration Claims
• TPC Texas MDL Survives Without Veil-Piercing, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. Says Enviro Groups Can't Join Texas Air Plan Fight
• Texas Panel Backs Recording Of Child's Exam In Injury Suit
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Real Estate Rumors: Adam Sinn, Ashita, Rental Asset
• DC Circ. Told EPA Lacks Power To Impose EV Mandate
• No-Show Driver Wins 2nd Chance In Insurance Case
• Bracewell Recruits Tax Atty From Baker Botts In Dallas
• Ga. Justices OK Retroactive 3-Year Suspension For Texas Atty
• Bracewell Adds Holland & Knight Health Pro In San Antonio
• Alito Extends Freeze On Abortion Pill Rulings
• Blown Deadline Dooms Texas Malpractice Suit Dismissal Bid
• Ex-Texas Atty Can't Shake Conviction In $32M Fraud Case
• Appeals Court Backs Energy Co. Ex-Exec's Severance Win
• Eversheds, Ellenoff Guide Fla. Solar Co. In $475M SPAC Deal
• Texas Construction Co. Stiffed Workers On OT, Suit Says
• Justices Back Longer Clock For Post-Conviction DNA Tests
• Abortion Pill Foes Tell Justices FDA 'Federalized Abortion'
• Lewis Brisbois Foes Slam Firm's Contempt Bid In TM Row
• Judge To Mull Double Jeopardy After DOJ Misconduct Inquiry
• Electric Co. Hit With $54M Verdict In Texas Injury Suit
• $3.5M Fraudster Seeks Home Confinement Instead Of Prison
• Texas Appeals Court Derails Bid To Dismiss Fraud Suit
• High Court Ruling Puts Fresh Scrutiny On FERC Enforcement
• 5th Circ. Must Probe DOJ-Boeing 737 Max Deal, Families Say
• Gilstrap Fuses Security Tech IP Suits Against Amazon, Others
• Abortion Pill Rulings Will Hinder FDA Authority
• US Citizens Defend Interests In Expanded Migrant Parole Suit
• Musk Ruling A Lesson On Employer Statements About Unions
• Fed. Circ. Wipes Out Google's $20M Anti-Malware Patent Loss
• EPA Fights La.'s Attempt To Stall Cross-Border Air Plan
• DOJ & KBR Want $826K Ask For Whistleblower Fees Tossed
• Coal Ash Distributor Owes Construction Co. $2.5M, Suit Says
• Vidal Rips Patent Biz For Citing 'Anonymous' Intel Allegations
• 5th Circ. Offers Expert Opinion Guidance For Insurance Cases
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Texas County Settles Suit Over 'Toxic' DA Office For $1.75M
• 3 Auto Industry IP Trends To Watch In 2023
• Ex-FDA Officials, Legal Scholars Rip Abortion Pill Ruling
• Electric Co. Should Pay $75M In Injury Suit, Dallas Jury Told
• GAO Won't Let Co. Use Exec Experience For Army Corps Deal
• Whole Foods Cupcake Allergen Suit Revived By 5th Circ.
• Texas High Court Won't Hear City Utility Easement Dispute
• Feds Say Texas' Immigration Welfare Law Suit Lacks Teeth
• Illumina Pushes FTC For Full Pause Of Grail Order
• Rolex Asks 5th Circ. To Bolster Win Against Retailer
• A Texas Gas Contract Case May Be Redefining Force Majeure
• Nickelback Wants $592K In Fees For Texas Copyright Suit
• Texas Federal Judge Barbara Lynn Taking Senior Status
• Weil Boosts Houston Office With Shearman Energy Leader
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Justices Turn Away Texas Hotelier's COVID Closure Fight
• PCAOB Moves To Toss Attack On In-House Proceedings
• 9 Sentenced In $126M Government Aid Scheme
• China Sanctions 'Badge of Honor' For Foreign Affairs Chair
• Houston Atty Convicted In Kickback Scheme Wants New Trial
• Plant Fired Immigrant Workers Without Notice, Class Suit Says
• Oil Refinery Hid Acquisition Transactions, Investor Suit Claims
• Texas High Court Sends $41M Well Dispute To Arbitrator
• 5th Circ. Upholds Hearst Loss In Photog's Copyright Suit
• Houston Storm Firm In Eye Of Louisiana Ethics Hurricane
• Lewis Brisbois Wants TM Foe Held In Contempt For Discovery
• McGinnis Lochridge Adds Ex-Nexsen Pruet Agribusiness Atty
• AIG Unit's Win Reversed In Exxon $20M Injury Coverage Row
• Health Hires: Generation Bio, Sunrider, Eiger
• Texas Justices Deny $1.2M Suit Against Kilpatrick Attys
• Texas Says Enviros Can't Join Air Quality Plan Challenge
• Biden Picks 1st Hispanic Woman For 5th Circ.
• Justice Alito Keeps US Access To Abortion Pill, For Now
• What To Know About 5th Circ.'s Midnight Abortion Pill Ruling
• NPE Litigation Dropped By 36% In First Quarter Of 2023
• Diamond Sports, MLB Warm Up For Ch. 11 Contract Fight
• IBM, Nokia Accused Of Infringing Tech Security Patent
• FTC Staff Say Full Pause Of Illumina Order Too Risky
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: Wash. OKs Psilocybin
• Cherub Tomato Seller Says Rival No Angel In Trade Dress Suit
• Texas Appeals Court Upholds $6.1M Pipeline Use Award
• Staffing Firm Tells 5th Circ. Engineers Were Overtime-Exempt
• Trucking Bill Suit Belongs In Mexico, Texas Justices Are Told
• Federal Guidance Tackles ACA Preventive Care Ruling
• Evidence Lacking In Harvey Flood Suit, Texas Court Told
• Insurance Agents Argue OT Owed Under Helix Standard
• Baker Donelson Unveils New Advocacy Leaders
• Texas Court Strikes TRO In Atty's Dispute With Ex-Firm
• Chevron Escapes $85M Suit Over Missed Gas Deliveries
• DOJ To Take 5th Circ. Abortion Pill Ruling To Supreme Court
• Uvalde Officers Seek Dismissal From School Shooting Suit
• 5th Circ. Partly Stays Texas Judge's Abortion Pill Ruling
• 5th Circ. Rejuvenates Louisiana's Meat Labeling Law
• Abortion Pill Battle Puts Squeeze On Drug Benefit Managers
• NLRB Says Tesla Apparel Ruling Aligns With Precedent
• TMX Customers' Data May Be Sold On Dark Web, Suit Says
• MDL Panel Sends RealPage Antitrust Cases To Tenn. Court
• Texas City Unfairly Ignored $3.8M Bid, Toll System Co. Says
• Still No Clarity For 8 Charged Discord Traders, Judge Says
• Marathon Oil GC Saw Pay Climb To $2.6M In '22
• Where Meat-Free Labeling Stands As 5th Circ. Mulls State Law
• Texas Real Estate Firms Tell Appeals Court Not To Nix Tax Suit
• Lack Of 'Basic' Info Sinks Gibson's Fees Bid In Guitar TM Case
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Theater Ad Co. National Cinemedia To Slash Debt In Ch. 11
• Emerson Agrees To Pay $8.2B For National Instruments
• Judge Rejects Sanctions Bid In Nestle Gray-Market Drinks Suit
• Standing May Prove To Be Abortion Pill Ruling's Achilles' Heel
• 240 Lawmakers See 'Imminent Harm' From Mifepristone Order
• Plaintiffs In Texas Cancer MDL Appeal Dismissal Order
• Texas Instruments Says It Didn't Break Chem Recycle Deal
• 5th Circ. Rejects Texas Pensioner Suit Over Israel Boycott Law
• GOP States Say US Citizens Don't Belong In Parole Suit
• Southwest To Produce Docs In Contempt Dispute In Bias Suit
• Texas Judge Wants Suit Over Same-Sex Marriages Revived
• Insurer Owes Firm Defense In Real Estate Spat, Court Told
• Fed. Circ. Won't Make Gilstrap Ship Out TP-Link Patent Row
• Issues And Opportunities In Hydrogen Fuel Cell Development
• Workers Sue Chemical Co. Over La. Plant Explosion
• Texas Asks 5th Circ. For Quick Stay Of Cross-Border Air Plan
• Biz Groups Urge Justices To Rule Barn Builders Don't Get OT
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• DOJ Asks 5th Circ. To End 'Misguided' Abortion Pill Order
• HHS Says Texas Challenge To Gender Rule Settled In Old Suit
• Texas Judge Says Pot User Has Constitutional Right To Guns
• Apache Shareholders Push For Class Cert. In Stock Drop Suit
• Insurer Wants Texas Strip Mall Hail Suit Moved To Fed. Court
• Judge Won't Ship Out USAA's Mobile Banking Patent Suit
• Texas Town Says Lease Fight Is Far From Title Dispute
• Real Estate Rumors: Isaac Perlmutter, MDH Partners, Namdar
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB's Cybersecurity Patent Ax
• 5th Circ. Says Firefighter Can't Get 2nd Shot At Sex Bias Suit
• Online Lens Reseller Tries To Slide Out Of TM Fight Again
• Texas' Expedited Civil Case Rules Eased Backlog, Study Finds
• DOJ Urged To Take 2nd Look At Warner-Discovery Merger
• New Trial Order For Houston Firm Employee Will Stay In Place
• Pharma Execs Slam Abortion Pill Ruling, Citing Industry Risk
• 5th Circ. Backs Hospital's Win In False Claims Act Suit
• 5th Circ. Says Thomson Reuters Bias Suit Rightly Tossed
• Feds Chide Engineer's Split Trial Bid In DOD Poaching Suit
• Power Cos. Join PUC Pricing Order Fight At Texas High Court
• Enviros' Suit Over PFAS-Treated Containers Tossed, For Now
• Moody National Bank Takes Trust Fight To Texas High Court
• GOP State AGs Urge Kagan To Stay $6B Student Debt Deal
• Apple, Google Sued Over Navigation Patents In Texas
• US Industrial Co. Clears Chemical Plant Fire Suit, Judge Says
• CFPB Can't Get MoneyGram Stay Lifted After 2nd Circ. Ruling
• Texas Judge Pushes Pause On FDA Abortion Drug Approval
• Red States Say 2-Year DACA Wind-Down Will Blunt Impact
• Ch. 11 Ruling Stresses 5th Circ. Courts' Asset Sale Deference
• Texas Injury Firm Accused Of Not Paying Medical Coordinator
• Butler Snow Chair Talks Heart Of Dixie Expansion
• Hunton Finance Litigation Pro Joins Katten In Dallas
• MLB Says Diamond Sports Still Owes Twins, Guardians
• Fed. Circ. Roundup: PTAB Upheld, NeoMagic's Fee Bid Denied
• Google Pressed By Fed. Circ. On Bid To Nix $20M Patent Loss
• Alex Jones Co. Can't Pay Firms Court Rejected, Trustee Says
• IP Forecast: Del. Judge Set To Turn Up Heat In Funding Probes
• Crypto Mining Operator Sued Over Delays, Poor Conditions
• Texas Appeals Court Tosses Claims In EBay Ladder Suit
• $5M Suit Filed Over 'Shoddy' Work On Amazon Center
• PTAB Axes Peloton Rival's Exercise Bike Patent Claims
• Purdue Seeking OK To Put Over-The-Counter Biz Up For Sale
• Ex-Highland CEO Takes Judge Recusal Fight To District Court
• Texas Sues CMS For Medicaid Tax Funding Rule
• It's Time To Pick A Trial Date, Hurricane Zeta MDL Attys Told
• Split Fed. Circ. Backs SAS Software Copyright Suit Dismissal
• Judge Albright Significantly Cuts Down On Physical Filings
• Pension Expert Urges Court To Reject ESG Rule Challenge
• Texas Hospital Must Face Disability Bias, Retaliation Suit
• Oil Pipeline Co. Hit With OT Suit From Day Rate Workers
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• IP Co. Seeks Prior Art Eligibility Test In Inter Partes Review
• Texas Bar Says AG Can't Claim Immunity From Atty Discipline
• SPAC To Liquidate After Merger With Rainwater Tech Co. Fails
• Texas Senate Passes Bill To Subsidize New Gas Plants
• Real Estate Rumors: Lenkin, Nicole Meyer, DiversyFund
• Robinhood Settles State Outage Claims For $10.2M
• Butler Snow Opens Ala. Office With 23 Maynard Cooper Attys
• Mueller Gets $2.1M In 3D Steel Building Tool Copyright Fight
• Crypto Mixer Users Seek Pretrial Win Over Treasury Sanctions
• MoneyGram Says CFPB Suit Should Stay On Ice
• Illumina To Appeal FTC's Grail Unwinding To 5th Circ.
• Oncor Created Domino Effect In Injury Suit, Dallas Jury Told
• TMX Finance Hit With Proposed Class Actions Over Breach
• Feds Reach $144M Deal Over Ex-Airman's Mass Shooting
• WDTX Jury Clears DynaEnergetics In Fracking Patent Trial
• Texas Asks Judge To Halt Federal Funding For Migrants
• Health Groups Tell 5th Circ. FDA Right To Deny Vape Products
• A Significant First Step For Pa. Carbon Capture Programs
• Musk Tweet Ruling Shows Facts Matter In Union Threat Cases
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Patent Verdict Clearing Telecom Giants
• Texas Lab Inks $5.9M To Settle Kickback Allegations
• Ex-Littler Atty Seeks To Toss Firm's Doc Theft Allegations
• Why Event-Driven Securities Class Actions Often Succeed
• Zurich Says It Owes No Defense For Late Notice Of Shooting
• Sandy Hook Plaintiff's Ch. 7 Estate To Get Alex Jones Money
• Texas Chief Justice Pushes 'New Normal' For State's Judiciary
• 5th Circuit Upholds Biden GHG Cost Metrics
• Retrial Possible After Alleged DOJ Misconduct In Fraud Suit
• Taiwanese Computer Cos. Must Face Patent Suits In Texas
• CFPB Says MoneyGram Can't Sue Over FOIA Its Atty Filed
• Meta Says Texas Can't Evade Deposition In Privacy Suit
• Shell, Evonik Tell 5th Circ. Ethylene Oxide Claims 'Ludicrous'
• InfoWars Ch. 11 Trustee Says $54.9M Debt Claim Is Dubious
• Insurer Not Liable For Mine Accident Coverage, 5th Circ. Told
• 5th Circ. Revives Biotech Co. Trade Secrets Suit Against Exec
• Patent Holder Gets 5th Chance To Recoup Part Of $17M Ruling
• 3 States Say 'Quantum AI' Crypto Trading App Is Ponzi Scheme
• Texas State Sens. Green Light Bill For New Appeals Court
• AT&T Legal Chief's Pay Climbed To Nearly $11.3M In '22
• Sidley Gains Restructuring Ace In Dallas From Winstead
• 5th Circ. Rejects Orthopedists' COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• Wilkins Gire Adds Insurance Partner From Lewis Brisbois
• FERC, Public Utility Spar Over Cost Allocation Before 5th Circ.
• Oncor Gets Juror Pay Raise Nixed In Time For Dallas Trial
• Samsung Smart Watches Rely On Stolen Research, Suit Says
• Judge Denies Texas' Document Request In Border Wall Suit
• Tribe Files New Suit To Claim 112 Acres In El Paso
• 'Sloppy' At Best: DOJ Plans Update On Prosecutors' Conduct
• CFPB Asks To Restart MoneyGram Case After 2nd Circ. Ruling
• Texas Gets Win Over Head Start Vax Mandates
• Gallagher Must Face 'At Least Some' Of $4M Settlement Claim
• Houston Rodeo Improperly Revoked Membership, Suit Says
• Texas Hospital Network's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• Justices Skip Tanning Salon Challenge To COVID Shutdown
• Enterprise Says Court Wrong To Exclude CBP In Drug Suit
• Feds Slam GOP States For Evidence 'Fishing' In Parole Suit
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• Fee Award For Defective Toilet Settlement Plunges To $1.95M