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Texas - March, 2021

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• EDTX Judge Shuts The Door On Visitor Badge App Patent Suit
• Ex-Polsinelli Bankruptcy Atty Hits Firm With LGBT Bias Suit
• Judge Nixes Retaliation Claim In Law Prof's Bias Suit Again
• NRA's Secret Board Meeting Can Be Raised At Ch. 11 Trial
• Griddy Opposes Creation Of Customers Committees In Ch. 11
• 5th Circ. Chides Lawyers Behind $50M Clean Water Deal
• Water Authority Didn't Have Free Rein To Dig Up Ranch Land
• Recent Developments Muddle Texas Auto Insurance Rule
• 5th Circ. Ruling Can't Keep Insys Exec Out Of Jail
• Suit Over Ford Truck Rollover Is Too Late, 5th Circ. Finds
• BSR REIT Drops $195M On 3 Texas Apartment Complexes
• Patent Owner Slams TracFone's Latest Bid To Flee WDTX
• Texas Senate To Consider Major Appellate Court Shake-Up
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• Fidelity Escapes ERISA Suit Over Shell Workers' Info
• Insurer Escapes Defending Law Firm From Bogus-Claims Suit
• Texas Electric Retailer Hits Ch. 11 With $400M In Debt
• White & Case Adds Ex-Baker Botts Capital Markets Pros
• Texas Says Harvard, High Court 'Wrong' On Affirmative Action
• GOP AGs Ask High Court To Revive Public Charge Rule
• PanOptis Wants Ongoing Royalty After $506M Apple IP Win
• 12 States Rally To Defend Trump-Era Contractor Bias Rule
• Engineering Co. Settles EEOC Age Discrimination Suit
• Gas Driller Must Dismiss Chesapeake Suit Due To Ch. 11 Plan
• Texas Judge Wonders If Congress Will Moot DACA Challenge
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• EnLink Tells Court It Doesn't Owe Money For Undelivered Gas
• ERCOT Says It Is Immune From Suit Over Texas Outage Death
• Texas AG Says Twitter Too Quick To Draw In Retaliation Suit
• Failed Courtroom Audio Recording Sparks New Texas Trial
• DLA Piper Snags Trial Trio In Dallas
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• 5th Circ. Clashes On Handling Of Texas Prisoners In Pandemic
• 2nd VLSI-Intel Patent Trial Heads To Waco After $2B Verdict
• Southwest Must Face COVID-19 Refund Class Action
• Albright Dodges Fed. Circ. By Shipping IP Case To Houston
• Walmart Can't Hold Security Info From Texas Shooting Victims
• Dems, GOP Move To Give Doctors, Nurses 40K Unused Visas
• Dual Citizen Must Face FBAR Tax Obligation, Gov't Argues
• Texas Justices Asked To Revive Water Balloon IP Fight
• Griddy Energy Customers May Get Ch. 11 Committee
• Atty Recruiter Says Ex-Firm's Suit Targets Biz He Built Alone
• Dallas Escapes Most Of Resident's Hazardous Waste Suit
• Fire Protection Co. Asks 5th Circ. To Rehear OT Appeal
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• Dating App Giant Match Dodges Securities Fraud Suit For Now
• High Court Mulls Tackling 'Single-Stock' ERISA Cases
• Biz Groups Challenge Labor Dept.'s Delay Of Contractor Rule
• PTAB Nixes Patent Behind $35M Verdict Against Samsung
• Texas Justices Affirm Workers' Damages In Electrocution Suit
• GOP Sens. Unveil Bill To Cut Natural Gas Export Regulations
• Perkins Coie Attys Ask 5th Circ. To Reconsider Sanctions
• Oil Co.'s Sanctions Bid Derails WDTX Patent Case On Trial Eve
• Apple Says 'Tainted' $506M IP Verdict Justifies New Trial
• Texas Justices Told Venue Issues Doom Construction Suit
• DOL Upholds Visa Denial Over Missing Report
• Texas Justices Back PUC On Coal Plant Rate Hike
• Kiwi.com Wants To List Southwest Flights During TM Suit
• NextEra May Seek Disgorgement For $60M EFH Ch. 11 Claim
• When Federal Courts Remand Eviction Actions Back To States
• Texas Justices Won't Review Bikini-Latex Club Tax Appeal
• Judge Trims But Won't Toss Dallas Sick Leave Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Shut The Door On Void Pollution Rule Just Yet
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• Texas Judge Won't Stop Austin's Mask Mandate
• Munck Wilson Picks Up IP Atty In Dallas
• Trends In Video Game Company Quests To Arbitrate Cases
• 5th Circ. Upholds $36M Contract Damages Against PE Co.
• Judge Tosses Austin's Challenge To $2.1B Texas Pipeline
• Country Fresh Cleared For $68M Ch. 11 Asset Sale
• Judge O'Malley Thinks Fed. Circ. Could Be Back This Summer
• Judge Finds KBR Violated FCA Through Kickback Scheme
• Black Lung Claims Set At $19M In Westmoreland Bankruptcy
• 5th Circ. Upholds Asylum Denial Over Missing Paperwork
• Mall Owner CBL Says It Has Ch. 11 Deal With Bank Lenders
• Amazon Tells Texas Justices Not To Buy Claim It's A 'Seller'
• Florida A Warning For Biden As He Picks Red-State Judges
• Dem, GOP Lawmakers Suggest Expelling Migrant Children
• GM Sued For $100M Over Deadly Crash Tied To Tire Pressure
• Justices Told Refineries Can't Reclaim Biofuel Exemptions
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• Amazon Faces Latest Liability Test In Lone Star State
• After Rebukes, Albright To Handle Transfer Bids 'Promptly'
• Intel-VLSI Hearing Held In Secret, Inflaming IP Profs' Concerns
• 9th Circ. Judges Spar Over Failed Bid To Rehear Asylum Rule
• Last-Minute Trump Admin. Medicaid Letter Muddles Waivers
• Salesforce Must Face Trimmed Backpage Sex Trafficking Suit
• Texas Panel Asked To Reinstate $10M Verdict In Landfill Fight
• TracFone Urges Fed. Circ. To Override Albright Once Again
• Red States Ramp Up Fight Against Biden Oil Lease Pause
• BoyarMiller Taps Ex-Jackson Walker Corporate Group Chair
• Paxton Not Immune In Whistleblower Suit, Texas Judge Says
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• Texans QB Taps Prominent White Collar Atty As Claims Mount
• JPMorgan Says Texas Wind Farm Can't Dodge $71M Storm Bill
• 3 Data Breach Cases Against Dickey's BBQ Get Consolidated
• Ex-NFL Security Guard's OT, Bias Suit Punted To Arbitration
• DC Circ. Wary Of Enviro Review For Texas LNG Project
• Fed. Circ. Denies Bid To Undo IP Case Transfer In Texas
• Texas Justices Wary Of Extending Atty Immunity To Deal Work
• Ex-Atty Got COVID Vax So No Early Release, Gov't Says
• Federal Gov't Can Learn From State Drug Pricing Efforts
• Brilliant's Ch. 7 Doesn't Need 'Fancy' Bid Process, Judge Says
• Supercell Says Narrowed Trial Calls For Fintiv Redos At PTAB
• Boston Scientific To Pay $188M Over Mesh False Ad Claims
• 5th Circ. Rules CB&I's Bonus Program Isn't An ERISA Plan
• Southland Increases Unsecured Recoveries In Ch. 11 Plan
• Apache Says Paralegal Can't Rely On 'Buzzwords' In Bias Suit
• Ex-Citgo Official Cops To Role In PDVSA Bribery Scheme
• 3 Arthrex-Adjacent High Court Cases Could Affect PTAB's Fate
• Texas' Top Justice Eyes Remote Court Options Post-Pandemic
• McGuireWoods Hires Ex-Holland & Knight Litigator In Houston
• 5th Circ. Says Cop's Clash With Fellow Officer Not Harassment
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Oil Field Tool Co. Loses Arbitration Bid In $1M Suit
• Texas Overstepped With Smokable Hemp Ban, Court Is Told
• How A Female Partner Increased Diversity At Her Texas Firm
• Annova Scuttles Plans For Texas LNG Export Project
• CalTech Sues Microsoft After $1B Apple, Broadcom Patent Win
• Arbitration Required In Tubing Secrets Row, Russian Biz Says
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• Tesla Adds New Compliance Chief From Walmart
• Gray Reed Snags 2 Bracewell Partners In Houston
• Staffing Co. Agrees To Settle Ex-Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• Haynes And Boone Adds Ex-U.S. Atty Ryan Patrick
• Reed Smith Nabs 4 Dealmakers From Baker Botts In Houston
• Texas Justices Rule Past Litigation Doesn't Bar Royalty Row
• Apple Hit With $308.5M Verdict In EDTX Patent Trial
• Texas Justices Revive State Farm Policyholder's Delay Suit
• Law Professors Criticize Docket Secrecy In $2B Intel IP Trial
• State Farm Bad Faith Claims Paused At Texas High Court
• Texas Justices To Weigh '8 Corners' Rule In Insurance Fight
• AT&T Hit With $325M Suit Over Soured Contract Deal
• 3 Biotech Firms, Cannabis REIT Price IPOs Totaling $758M
• Texas Justices Punt On Electric Grid Operator's Immunity
• Bannon Says Feds Must Fully Drop Indictment After Pardon
• Bankrupt Texas Power Co. Working To Forgive Customer Debt
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• Fed. Circ. Won't Stall IP Fight To Await Albright Transfer Ruling
• Harford Moves To Check Out From Hotels' Virus Coverage Suit
• Boeing Must Submit Documents In 737 Max Jets Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: North Dallas Chamber, Ojalvo, Walgreens
• Justices Told Single Use Of N-Word Must Count As Race Bias
• Google Judge Mulls Weight Of States' Choice In Transfer Bid
• Jury Awards $152M In Trade Secrets Case Derailed By Virus
• Justices Urged To Rein In Enhanced Damages In Patent Cases
• Chinese IoT Platform Developer Leads 4 IPOs Topping $1.5B
• Arbitration Clause Fight Belongs In State Court, RE Co. Says
• Country Fresh Can Access DIP, Vendors Can Opt Out
• Fed. Circ. OK'd 'Radical' Atty Fee Ruling, High Court Told
• Top WDTX Judge Says No Jury Trials Until May
• La. Tax Talk: Hotel Taxes, Parish Dispute, Challenging Regs
• Texas Atty Involved In $18M Tax Scheme Wants Out Of Prison
• 21 AGs Sue Biden Admin. Over XL Pipeline Permit Revocation
• HSBC Says It's Ready To Arrange $6M Coal Security Release
• NFL's Deshaun Watson Accused Of Sex Assault By 2 Women
• Remaining Texas Utility Commissioner Resigns Amid Criticism
• Suit Accuses Fla. Law Firm Of Keeping Escrow Funds
• Houston Civil Rights Atty Sanctioned For 'Judge Shopping'
• Texas Energy Co. Brilliant Hits Ch. 7 With $60M Debt
• Ex-Blue Jays Pitcher's Astros Cheating Suit Strikes Out In LA
• UK Looks Determined To Grab A Larger Share Of SPACs
• Texas AG Says Utility Co. Has Power To Slash Electric Rates
• A State Win In Bank Loan Suit Would Hurt Access To Credit
• Inspector Not To Blame For $15M Pa. Pipeline Project Delays
• PTAB To Eye Netlist Patent Set For July WDTX Trial
• ITC Seems Unlikely To Stay Investigations For Parallel IPRs
• Fla. Tobacco Settlement Ruling Offers Caution On Contracts
• Celanese Hit With $34M Suit Over Equipment Damage
• Toyota Should Face Gas Tank Defect Suit, Judge Says
• Host Hotels Nabs Hyatt Regency Austin Before Foreclosure
• DC Circ. Upholds Drilling Exec's Trade Secret Conviction
• FCC Inks $225M Fine Over Spoofed Health Insurance Calls
• Dean Foods Gets Court OK For Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• Texas Judge Won't Delay IP Damages Trial After Atty's Death
• Google Wins Fed. Circ. Fight Over Real Party In Interest Ruling
• Several AGs Join Texas-Led Google Monopolization Case
• Greater Migration At U.S. Border Leads To More CBP Arrests
• Texas A&M Can't End PETA's Bus Ad Denial Lawsuit
• 3rd Circ. Sends NextEra's $60M Claim Request Back To Del.
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Boeing Looks To 5th Circ. After Docs Order In 737 Max Suit
• CDC Cannot Halt Evictions As A Public Health Measure
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• Koch Unit Says Texas Plant Owes $286M Despite Winter Storm
• 5th Circ. Won't Disturb Michaels' Win In Race Bias Arbitration
• 5th Circ. Backs NLRB Ruling Against Lowe's Salary Talk Rule
• Federal Judiciary Seeks 79 New Judgeships Nationwide
• Atty Death Shouldn't Stall IP Damages Trial, Plaintiff Says
• Justices Urged To Back All-Male Draft As Constitutional
• Apple Can't Postpone Texas Patent Trial Due To COVID-19
• Texas Judge Stops Port Of Houston's Firing Of Union Leaders
• Williams Unit Can't Double Dip On Costs, Contractor Says
• 5th Circ. Asks Texas Justices To Weigh In On Insurance Row
• 7th Circ. Denies Texas' Bid To Revive Public Charge Rule
• Texas Panel Ends Stay In Paxton Whistleblower Case
• Texas Senate Approves $5.1B Cut To Storm Energy Costs
• 3 Firms Ask To Co-Lead Combined Dickey's Data Breach Suits
• Prickett Jones, Kessler Topaz Tapped To Lead Match.com Suit
• Cooley-Led DigitalOcean Leads 5 Planned IPOs Totaling $2B
• NRA, AG Reach Deal On Board Member's Ch. 11 Deposition
• WDTX Jury 'Left Adrift' In Roku Patent Win, Fed. Circ. Told
• Judge Says BP Retirees Should Win Class Cert.
• Texas Power Co. Griddy Files For Ch. 11 After Winter Storm
• Hearing Looms In Texas Fight Against Austin Mask Order
• 5th Circ. Sanctions Perkins Coie Attys For 'Misleading' Filing
• Health Hires: Holland & Knight, AavantiBio
• Texas Panel Finds State Law Prohibits Sex Orientation Bias
• Texas Justices Agree Lease Bases Royalty On Full Sale Price
• Southwest Exec Can't Hide Texts In Boeing Max RICO Suit
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Dueling Legalization Plans In RI
• PPE Distributor Files $2M Suit Over Missing Glove Imports
• Kansas City Southern Railroad Co. Gets Texas Verdict Undone
• SEC Brings Fraud Suit Over $17M Energy Fund
• Samsung Lobs Counterclaims At Ericsson In EDTX Patent Suit
• Texas Supreme Court Axes Prearbitration Discovery Order
• Texas Judge Won't Revive Bid To Enforce $70M Rosneft Award
• Dickinson Wright Taps Ex-Tech GC As Partner In Austin
• Liftboat Co. Asks 5th Circ. To Rehear Crane Operators' OT Win
• 2020 Patent Litigation: A Year In Review
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, It's Time To Rethink Law Firm Billing
• FCA's $307M Emissions Deal Can't Help Opt-Outs, Judge Says
• No Transfer In TracFone Patent Suit After Fed. Circ. Scolding
• Texas Counties Ask Justices To Deny Grid Operator Immunity
• Chancery Bars Payouts To Insiders In Dura Medic Sale Suit
• Atty Can't Shake Ruling He Breached Settlement With Client
• Debt Collector Could Face $21M Tab In Data Breach Deal
• Harris County Sues State Over Houston Highway Project
• Hashing Out IP And Legality Questions On Delta-8 THC
• M&A Disclosure Lessons From Columbia Pipeline Challenge
• Rogue High Court Citation May Spark Legal Writing Changes
• 28 Houston Apartments Sue CenterPoint Over Storm Outages
• Lone Star Laterals: Haynes And Boone, Yetter Coleman
• States Pick Up Public Charge Fight After Biden Drops Defense
• Texas Judges See Lasting Benefits From Pandemic Practices
• Judge Albright Now Oversees 20% Of New US Patent Cases
• Facebook Says FTC, States' Suits Don't Show Consumer Harm
• 5th Circ. Affirms OK Of $138M Award Against Venezuela
• Houston Firm Must Face Defamation Suit Over Witness Ads
• 2 Texas Doctors Agree To Plead Guilty In Tricare Fraud Case
• 5th Circ. Backs FWS Approval Of Texas LNG Project
• Chancery Freezes Highland Capital Cases Until Ch. 11 Done
• Dallas Suburb Freezes ERCOT's Bid To Spread Storm Costs
• Fed. Circ. OKs Verizon's Win On Uniloc Video Coding Patent
• 5th Circ. Pauses Challenge To Texas LNG Project
• Pepsi Settles Trademark Fight Over 'Gatorlyte' Brand
• Texas Panel Finds San Antonio Sick Leave Ordinance Unlawful
• Dem. Bill Seeks COVID-19 Data At Migrant Detention Facilities
• 5th Circ. Affirms Lockheed's Win In Asbestos Exposure Suit
• Duane Morris Adds 2 Attys In New Dallas Office
• Congressional Probe Considerations For Texas Energy Cos.
• The Case For Diversity In Internal Investigation Teams
• 5th Circ. Says FLSA Preempts State Laws In Miss. OT Suit
• How COVID Strengthened Texas As A Bankruptcy Hub
• Sundance Energy Hits Ch. 11 With $250M Equity Swap Plan
• Firms Vie For Class Lead In Chancery Match.com Spinoff Suit
• Albright Transfer Delay Is Awfully Familiar, Says Fed. Circ.
• CarbonLite Gets OK For $35M Ch. 11 Financing Draw
• 5th Circ. Grants En Banc Review Of Day-Rate OT Pay Ruling
• Wind Farm Refutes JPMorgan's $71M Bill For Texas Storm
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Fired Coach Says Texas Tech Can't 'Hide' From Sex Bias Suit
• Law360's Tort Report: Med Mal Damages Bill Fails In Virginia
• Texas Panel Reduces Truck Driver's Award To Match Verdict
• Dickey's BBQ Says It Must 'Guess' Claims In Data Breach Suit
• Bankrupt Driller Gulfport Fights FERC Gas Contract Order
• Former EPA Office Of Air And Radiation Chief Joins Pillsbury
• Twitter Says Texas AG Retaliating For Decision To Boot Trump
• Weil Taps Lynn Pinker Complex Litigation Partner In Dallas
• Texas Judge Slams 'Downward Spiral' Of Legal Recruiter Fight
• ICE Tells Court It's Winding Down Long-Term Family Detention
• Jury Awards Samsung Rival $63M Over Screen Display Patent
• Union Pacific Fights Order To Hand Over Claims Playbook
• Topgolf Rival Takes Another Shot At 5th Circ. In Antitrust Case
• 5th Circ. Says Insurer Owes For Texas Condo's Storm Damage
• 5th Circ. Revives Fired Union Pacific Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Top Plastics Recycler Heads Into Ch. 11 In Del.
• Landowners Defend Jury's Finding Poultry Farms A Nuisance
• 5 Ways Outside Counsel Can Impress Their Clients
• Circuit Split On Class Feasibility Offers Defense Opportunities
• GW Pharma Wants Out Of Canopy's CBD Patent Dispute
• East Texas Legal Pioneer Clyde Siebman Dies At 62
• EDTX Jury Hits HP Spinoff With $172.6M Patent Verdict
• Philip Martinez, Texas Fed. Judge, Is Buried After Dying At 63
• McDermott Snags DLA Piper Energy Transaction Duo In Texas
• Intel Cites VLSI's 'Enormous Verdict' As Reason To Delay Trial
• Investors Sue To Block $2.3B Gov't Tech Services Merger
• Texas Agency Retains Power Pricing Despite $16B Overcharge
• Hanover Wants No Part Of $17M AT&T Arbitration
• Stanford Receiver Urges $79M Ponzi Clawback Citing 5th Circ.
• Samsung Fights Patent Biz's Waco Transfer Bid
• Texas Attys Hit With $27M Malpractice Suit Over Ranch Deals
• Enviros Win Access To Offshore Drilling Policy Rollback Docs
• US Lawmakers Say Energy Policy Rifts Are Already Clear
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Race Bias Beef Against NYU Law Review
• Steelworkers Unit Wants COVID-19 Work Dispute Arbitrated
• 3 Firms Steer SPAC Merger Forming $2B Bitcoin Mining Biz
• Kinder Morgan Wants Indemnity In Pipeline Inspection OT Suit
• Texas Courts Ease COVID-19 Restrictions
• Texas Tax Talk: Development Bill Needs Bilateral Buy-In
• ACLU Pushes For 12-Hour Cap On Border Detention
• Texas Can't Undo $29M Highway Verdict At State High Court
• Texas Attys Approve Trade Name Shift
• HEB Seeks Patent Trial Delay Due To Virus, PTAB, Weather
• Schlumberger Unit Says Albright's Past Clouds Transfer Bid
• Hotels Say Expedia Shouldn't Join TravelPass Antitrust Suit
• Whistleblowers Tell Texas Panel To Toss Paxton's Challenge
• Prosecutors In Texas AG Fraud Case Ask For Oral Arguments
• Justices Told Adobe IP Case Wrongly Ordered Out Of WDTX
• Utilities Not Ready To Ditch Gas, Nuclear In Net-Zero Push
• Fieldwood Accused Of Trying To Duck Well Cleanup Cost
• Exxon Seeks To Dodge $11.7M Macquarie Fee
• Intel Verdict Gives IP Attys 2 Billion Reasons To Sue In WDTX
• Ethics Tips For Attorneys Telecommuting Across State Lines
• Judge Who Lost Election Won't Be DQ'd From Harvey MDL
• Alleged Charity Robocall Scammers Cut $110M FTC Deal
• King's Hawaiian Settles Trade Dress Suit With Competitor
• 5 Tips Insurance Attys Are Giving After Texas Winter Storm
• Magellan Says It's Not Obligated To Remove Ammonia Pipeline
• ERCOT Chief Canned In Wake Of Texas Winter Storm Outages
• AGs Want Quick Appeals On State Boards' Antitrust Immunity
• High Court Told Biofuel Ruling Would Cause Economic Strain
• 5th Circ. Mulls Need For HHS Transgender Bias Rule Appeal
• Valaris Gets OK To Wipe $7B Debt With Stock Swap
• Samsung Says Gilstrap Can't Hear Ericsson FRAND Dispute
• 5th Circ. Expresses Doubt Over Petrobras Fraud Dismissal
• Judge Finds $15M Texas Project Suit Should Be Tossed
• Texas Power Co. Opens Ch. 11 Aiming To Seek Legislative Fix
• 6 Ways Legal Employers Can Help Pandemic-Weary Parents
• Pandemic Force Majeure Interpretations May Be Shifting
• House Oversight Panel Latest To Probe Texas Grid Blackouts
• Actress Tiffany Haddish Strikes Deal Ending Ex's Libel Suit
• 4 Firms Craft Michaels' $5B Take-Private Deal With Apollo
• Republican AGs Likely To Challenge Biden On Multiple Fronts
• Energy's $40B Loan Authority Back In Play, Granholm Says
• Kirkland Hires Away Baker Botts Debt Finance Partner
• Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas Hits Ch. 11 With Plans For Sale
• Big Tobacco Wins 3rd Delay Of Graphic New Warning Labels
• Mercedes-Benz Gets PTAB To Nix 2 More Cellular Patents
• Maxell Can't Disqualify DLA Piper In Patent Row With Apple
• Judge Won't Toss Leasing Dispute Over Dallas AT&T Antenna
• Texas Panel Doubts UT Dallas Immunity In Retaliation Suit
• US Shale Drillers Still Not Out Of The Woods, Execs Say
• Exxon Sees Texas Refinery Pollution Penalty Cut To $14.25M
• A One-Day Ch. 11 Turnaround? Belk Shows It Can Be Done
• Texas Appeals Court Stops Paxton Whistleblower Hearing
• US Says No To Arbitrating Ukraine Bank Fraud Property Suits
• 5th Circ. Told Highland Capital Can't Block Shareholder Suit
• Texas Reopening Won't Curb Courts' COVID-19 Restrictions
• 3 Degrees Of Legalization Show True Prevalence Of Cannabis
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Texas Court Yanks Dentist's $1.2M Win For Bad Yelp Review
• Remote Working Tips For Lawyer Trainees And Their Firms
• Intel Hit With $2.18B Jury Verdict In VLSI Patent Fight
• Dallas Securities Firm Hit With $1M Negligence Suit
• Intel Calls Damages Request 'Outrageous' At Patent Trial
• Texas Judge Declines To Pause Paxton Whistleblower Hearing
• Texas Court Axes $500K Verdict In Utility Condemnation Fight
• Oil Industry Must Prepare For Future Without Oil, CEOs Say
• High Court Wants Gov't View On Military Discrimination Law
• Fed. Circ. Says Albright Didn't Explain Why He Barred Expert
• Experian Didn't Violate FLSA Over On-Call Wages, Judge Says
• 'Varsity Blues' Middleman Can't Get Early Release
• SEC Working Toward 'Global' Climate Disclosure Framework
• Chancery Keeps Alive $13B Columbia Pipeline Deal Challenge
• Texas AG Says Power Retailer Capitalized On Storm Crisis
• 5th Circ. Clears Insulation Cos. Of NASA Engineer's Death
• Review Force Majeure Clauses Before Storms Hit
• Pepsi Again Blocked From Selling Gatorlyte In TM Fight
• Castex Energy Hits Ch. 11 Blaming Energy Price Downturn
• $2B In Storm Costs Forces Texas Electric Co-Op Into Ch. 11