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Texas - June, 2025

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• Trump And Paramount In 'Advanced' Talks To Settle $20B Suit
• Detainees Say Alien Enemies Act Meant For 'Large Scale' War
• Chipmaker Wolfspeed Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Ax $4.6B Debt
• Texas Panel Says Suit Challenging Abortion Travel Is Unripe
• Xockets Sues Amazon, Claiming Data Patent Infringement
• DOJ Says Over 300 Charged In $14.6B Healthcare Fraud Sting
• Texas Justices Scrap New-Trial Order For 3 SpaceX Contractors
• How State AG Consumer Finance Enforcement Is Expanding
• Kirkland Debt Finance Ace Jumps To Reed Smith In Houston
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• Justices Decline To Hear Ex-Tesla Worker's Whistleblower Suit
• IRS Should Work With Industry On Microcaptive Regs
• High Court Rejects Challenge To NM Nuke Storage Site
• Justices Say Another Biofuel Waiver Case Fits In DC Circ.
• Justices Rebuff American Airlines' Bid To Revive JetBlue Pact
• Justices Pass On Exxon Mobil $14M Clean Air Act Dispute
• Feds Use Fortress-Backed NPE Suit To Encourage Injunctions
• Paxton Names Morgan Lewis Partner Texas Solicitor General
• Texas Justices OK Methodist Church's Suit Against SMU
• Real Estate Recap: Compass, Tariffs, Opportunity Zones 2.0
• Texas Justices Say Paxton Can Keep Jan. 6 Records
• After Dobbs, States Become Battleground For Abortion Rights
• Full 5th Circ. To Hear Planned Parenthood Atty Immunity Row
• FLSA Interpretation Patterns Emerge 1 Year After Loper Bright
• Party City To Send Liquidation Plan Out For Creditor Vote
• Texas Justices Give Uri MDL Plaintiffs Chance To Replead
• Kirkland, Akin Advise On $1.5B DNOW, MRC Deal
• Off The Bench: Tatis Says Loan 'Predatory,' Tennis Player Suit
• Texas Atty 'Car Wreck Clyde' Cops To Stealing Client Funds
• Former Hines Legal Chief Joins Greenberg Traurig In Houston
• 3 DOL Policy Shifts On Benefits Attys' Radar
• Texas High Court Overturns $116M Verdict In Fatal Crash Suit
• Justices Uphold Texas Law Requiring Porn Site Age Checks
• Justices Back Task Force That Sets ACA Care Requirements
• Stewart Clarifies Settled Expectations In Denying Intel IPRs
• Buyer Sanctioned For Scrapping $16M Deal With Cattle Co.
• Judge Allows World Cup Forced Labor Suit To Proceed
• Suit Blaming Big Oil For Heat Wave Death Moved To Fed Court
• SMU Law Professor's Tenure Suit Partly Revived By 5th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Revives Biz Records Law, Citing Review Safeguard
• Debunking 4 Misconceptions Around Texas' IV Therapy Law
• Magistrate Opposes $100M Injunction Against Houston Oil Co.
• A Pattern Emerges In Justices' Evaluation Of Veteran Statute
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• In NRC Ruling, Justices Affirm Hearing Process Still Matters
• What Baseball Can Teach Criminal Attys About Rule Of Lenity
• Ex-Player Drops Rehab Abuse Suit Against NFL Union
• Houston Apartments Owner Files Ch. 11 With Over $10M Debt
• Holland & Knight Adds K&L Gates Commercial Disputes Head
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Allow Texas Death Row Inmate's DNA Suit
• Stewart, APJ Leader Discretionarily Deny 33 More Petitions
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Qualcomm, Apple IP Suit In Texas
• Chevron Denies Contract With Venezuelan Co. In $24M Suit
• Security Co. Claims Ex-Exec's Side Biz Stole Guyana Deals
• Paxton Deputy Accused Of Pressuring Impeachment Witnesses
• Texas Clinic Says Insurer Owes $2M For Hurricane Damage
• Ark., Idaho Push For Jury Trial In Google Ad Tech Case
• Citi Accused Of Complicity In $20M NFT 'Pig Butchering' Scam
• Community College Fights DOJ's Bid To End Texas Dream Act
• Ad Co. Says Rumble's Boycott Suit Belongs In NY, Not Texas
• Insurer Seeks Exit From $1.7M Oil Pipeline Explosion Verdict
• Texas Magistrate Recommends Tossing La. Hurricane Ad Suit
• Muslim Worker Says Meta Censored Pro-Palestinian Views
• Norton Rose Adds Energy M&A Pro In Houston From Latham
• Tech-Focused SPACs Raise $408M Combined In New Listings
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• Whole Foods Staffers Seek Greenlight For $2M 401(k) Fee Deal
• 5th Circ. Says EPA Ignored Cos. To Push Efficiency Testing Rule
• No Coverage For Oil Co. Accused Of Pipe Scheme, Court Told
• Texas Narrows Discovery Allowance In Property Tax Appeals
• Texas A&M Escapes Prof's Pregnancy Leave FMLA Suit
• V&E Adds Investment, Finance Trio In NY, Texas
• Simpson Thacher Grows In Houston With Ex-Latham Atty
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• Colo. Attack Suspect's Family Calls Out Detention Conditions
• CBS Says Trump's $20B Suit Doesn't Belong In Texas
• High Court's Ruling Against Texas Could Tank FCC Wi-Fi Case
• Texas Law Cutting Municipal Fees Not Gift, Comcast Says
• Texas Gov. Abbott Signs Bitcoin Reserve Bill Into Law
• Paxton, Airline Co. Ask To Take Biz Doc Case Out Of 5th Circ.
• Texas Governor Vetoes Ban On Hemp-Derived THC Products
• Exela Gets OK For $1.25B Debt-Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• How New Texas Law Revamps Electric Grid To Meet Demand
• DOJ May Rethink Banning Firearms For Marijuana Users
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Texas Authorizes Tax Break For Border Safety Infrastructure
• Crypto Exec Seeks 5th Circ. Redo Over IRS Summonses
• Texas Justices Find No Sign Of Negligence In Truck Crash
• Justices To Review Liability For Forcing Prisoner's Haircut
• Justices Pass On La. Regulators' Tesla Sales Ban
• AT&T Customers' $177M Data Breach Deal Wins Initial OK
• 23andMe Judge Aims For Quick Decision On Sale To Founder
• San Antonio Pushes To Repair Park Amid Tribal Dispute
• Texas High Court Finds Pilots Union's Can Sue Over 737 Max
• Real Estate Recap: Senior Living, Data Centers, CEQA
• Micron Can't Undo $445M Patent Loss Due To Biden Remarks
• Texas Jury To Decide Google Ad Tech Liability, Not Damages
• 737 Max Families Push For Special Prosecutor In Boeing Case
• Texas Judge Clears Lockheed Of Worker's Retaliation Claims
• Texas Panel Blocks San Antonio's Abortion Travel Funding
• Texas Justices Pass On USA Today, Tax Firm Defamation Fight
• Exxon Says Class Action Trial Should Be Pushed To 2026
• CrowdStrike Escapes Flyers' IT Outage Class Action
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Psychedelic Therapy Reform Gets Boost From Conservatives
• Justices Let E-Cig Retailers Join Challenge To FDA Prohibition
• Texas Judge Vacates Biden-Era HHS Abortion Privacy Rule
• Tesla Says Justices Shouldn't Wait On La. Auto Sales Law
• ACLU Asks 5th Circ. To Note Report Disputing Gang Invasion
• FDA Says Vape Co.'s Suit Doesn't Merit Jury Trial
• Ex-Soldier Gets Nearly 3 Years For Orchestrating Smuggling
• Apple Gets PTAB To Ax All Claims Of Biometric Patent
• Pollution Insurer Says Cos. Not Covered In Groundwater Row
• FDA Dodges Suit Over Ozempic, Wegovy Listing
• DC Judge Restores Some Canceled COVID Grants For Now
• Montessori School Owner Files Ch. 11 With $144M Of Debt
• AG Paxton Says Austin Bank Contract Violates 2021 Gun Law
• Netflix Gets Fed. Circ.'s Backing In Streaming Patent Fight
• Texas Judge Keeps Bar On Removing Colo. Attacker's Family
• Harris County, Trump Admin Drop Suit Over Refugee Funds
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• Former Holland & Knight Partner Joins Husch Blackwell
• 5th Circ. Affirms Nix Of Ex-Hospital Workers' COVID Vax Suit
• Defamation Brawl Over Braves Auction Booted To Georgia
• High Court Says Texas Can't Challenge Nuclear Waste Site
• Protego Takes $200M Crypto Bank Suit To Wash. Court
• Cancer Diagnostics Firm, Insurer Price 2 IPOs Totaling $902M
• La. Law Will Make Tesla Sales Less Onerous, Justices Told
• Samsung Says Jurors Lied In Netlist IP Trial, Seeks Do-Over
• Ex-Low Power TV Owner Hit With $188K In Fines
• Norton Rose Helps Steer $3.8B Keyera-Plains Natural Gas Deal
• 5th Circ. Won't Resurrect NLRB Captive Audience Memo Suit
• AIG Unit, Air Co. Seek Quick Wins In Herbicide Damage Row
• 5th Circ. Finds $37M For PPE Delivery Problems Went Too Far
• Investors Say Exxon Trial Should Remain On Schedule
• AT&T Beats Investor Suit Over Lead-Lined Cables, For Now
• Texas Ruling Emphasizes Limits Of Franchisors' Liability
• Texas Targets Del. Primacy With Trio Of New Corporate Laws
• Texas AG Seeks Execution In Shaken Baby Syndrome Case
• Ex-Stone Hilton Employee Adds Sexual Harassment Claim
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• How States Are Taking The Lead On Data Center Regulation
• Feds Waive Laws Again To Expedite Border Wall Construction
• Hooters Can Seek Ch. 11 Plan Votes Following Creditor Deal
• Blank Rome Adds Litigation Duo In Dallas From Regional Firm
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• Hewlett Packard Strikes Deal To End EDTX Patent Case
• DOJ Won't Charge PE Firm That Acquired Sanctions Violator
• Texas Panel Says NY Law Applies In Tornado Coverage Row
• Faulty Gilstrap Instructions Sink $300M Apple Patent Verdict
• Dems Push DHS To Restart DACA Applications Nationwide
• Texas Justices Say Park Repairs Trump Native Religion Claims
• Lowe's Faces Worker Class Claims Over Tobacco Surcharge
• Texas Bill Could Still Boost Property Rights In Gov't Disputes
• Judge Orders DOJ To Address Cuellar's Grand Jury Request
• High Court Will Hear Chevron, Exxon Pollution Liability Case
• Norton Rose Fulbright Says It Was Duped By Legal Tech Co.
• Former DOJ Worker's Disability Bias Suit Trimmed In Texas
• X Workers Say Musk Personally Liable In Severance Spat
• Water Filter Co. Seeks Help Getting Clorox's Deleted Emails
• 5th Circ. Won't Keep Dish Bias Case Out Of Arbitration
• Texas Bar Limits Attorney Nondisparagement Clauses
• Delta, Endeavor Want Delay Or Transfer Of Toronto Crash Suit
• All 50 States Agree To Purdue Pharma's $7.4B Settlement
• Home Decor Retailer Blames Tariffs For New Ch. 11 Filing
• Judge Upholds Dallas Ordinance Limiting Adult Biz Hours
• Stewart Releases Flood Of Discretionary Denial Decisions
• Real Estate Recap: Builders' Hack, Korean Mezz, Hotel Angst
• More IPO Prospects Ready To Test Market After Chime's Debut
• Feds Say Enviro Group Doesn't Belong In Texas Mussel Suit
• Quinn Emanuel Drops Binance Founder Amid $8M Fraud Suit
• 5th Circ. Says No Private Right Of Action In No Surprises Act
• MoneyGram Will Pay $250K To Finish Off CFPB, NY Suit
• ENGlobal OK'd For Ch. 11 Sale And Wind Down Plan
• Exxon Faces Suit Over Oil And Gas Well Stimulation Patent
• Texas Justices Pass On Final 'Love Is Blind' Appeal
• Jefferson Capital Targets $1B Valuation With $160M IPO
• Mayer Brown Helps Get Man Off Death Row After 21 Years
• 2024 Patent Litigation: A Year In Review
• Jackson Walker, Ex-Judge Facing Class Action Over Romance
• Holland & Knight Adds Goodwin Financial Ace In Texas
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dallas Developer Cleared Of Bribery Charges In Retrial
• Mitek's Bid To Be Cleared On USAA Patents Fails At Fed. Circ.
• Fla. Doc Sues In Del. Alleging Multistate Group Conspiracy
• PNC Gets Fed. Circ. To Undo Its $223M Patent Loss To USAA
• These Firms Are Landing The Most PTAB Work
• Texas Man Gets 11 Years In Cross-Border Transport Case
• Construction Co. Beats Gas Pipeline Explosion Injury Suit
• Insurer Says $30M Counterclaims Against Builder Not Covered
• Cos. Considering DExit Should Assess D&O Insurance Effects
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Clark Hill Grows Gov't Contracts Team With Army Atty In Texas
• Protego Ends $200M Suit Alleging Failed Crypto Bank Promise
• Justices Say Habeas Claims Can't Be Added After Judgment
• Justices Grant Compensation Leeway To Late-Filing Vets
• JAMS Opens International Arbitration Center In Houston
• States Tackle Data Privacy, Kids' Safety As Sessions Wrap Up
• PTAB Issues Mixed Group Of Discretionary Denial Decisions
• SEC Asks To Pause CAT Suit As It Weighs Audit Trail Rework
• DOJ's Focus On Cartels Raises Compliance Risks For US Cos.
• Ex-Judges Urge High Court To Protect Right To Counsel
• Chamber Looks To Keep Merger Notice Challenge In Texas
• DOJ Legal Policy Chief, Adviser On Judge Selections, Resigns
• A Look At Texas Corp. Law Changes Aimed At Dethroning Del.
• Judge Won't Boost $10.5M Patent Verdict Against ASUSTeK
• PE Partnership Invests $500M In College Sports Pay Plans
• These Firms Are Landing The Most Patent Litigation Work
• Houston Atty Says Rival's Client Files Aren't Trade Secrets
• New Patent Cases Rebound As EDTX Seals Top Venue Spot
• JC Penney Blasts Jackson Walker Bid To Escape Fee Dispute
• Vedder Price Boosts IP, Exec Compensation Teams In NY
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• Holland & Knight Finance Ace Jumps To Norton Rose
• Former Energy Co. CEO Joins Paul Hastings In Houston
• Edward Jones Among 5 Firms Paying $9.3M Over Inflated Fees
• No Sanctions For Cicis Pizza Investor, Judge Rules
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Troutman Adds Porter Hedges Private Equity Duo In Houston
• 2nd Texas Judge Bars Trump's Wartime Removals For Good
• Davis Wright Guides Bluespring Deal Creating $1.4B Firm
• State AGs' Focus On Single-Firm Conduct Is Gaining Traction
• Squires Dodges Trump Questions, Emphasizes AI For Backlog
• Texas, BlackRock Face Judge's Questions Over Coal Suit
• Pilot Says American Airlines Skimped On Long-Term Disability
• Supreme Court Rejects Highland's Bid For Ch. 11 Shields
• Match Group Settles FTC's Fake-Unsubscribe Suit
• Bitcoin Platform Parataxis Eyes Public Listing Via SPAC Deal
• Insurers Must Pay For $7.3M Hail Loss, Property Owner Says
• Southwest Beats Customers' 737 Max Overcharge Suit
• AI-Powered Cancer Diagnostics Firm Targets $400M IPO
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• Residential Solar Panel Co. Sunnova Hits Ch. 11 With $9B Debt
• Solar Mosaic Files Ch. 11 As Congress Plans Tax Credit Cuts
• Kilmar Abrego Garcia Back In US To Face Smuggling Charges
• Judge Signs Off On SEC Dismissal Of Crypto Promoter Suit
• LA Fitness Beats DOJ's ADA Suit, For Now
• Legislative Reprieve For Texas Green Energy Isn't Permanent
• Texas Court Says Doctor Can Be Sued For Service Dog Mauling
• Samsung Hits TCL With Smartphone Display Patent Suit
• Real Estate Recap: Hotels, Healthcare REITs, Secondaries
• Texas Justices Ax Multiplaintiff 'Jurisdictional Loophole'
• Judge Won't Toss 'Patent Ambush' Case Against Clorox, Brita
• Texas AG Says Trans Care Investigation Is Lawful
• GM Says Texas Data Privacy Lawsuit Flouts Ch. 11 Sale Order
• FCC Says Texas Telecom Must Pay Back $5M In Federal Support
• Texas Justices Say 'Reciprocal' Discipline Is Time-Limited
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• Expert Witness Biz Says Ex-Worker Stole Trade Secrets
• Litigation Funder Can't Stop Attys' Texas Fee Fight Remand
• Honeywell Says 'Patent Troll' Trying To Extort Settlement
• Taxation With Representation: Winston, Stibbe, Weil, Goodwin
• Crypto Co. Bitmain Seeks Court OK Of $11.3M Miner Award
• Texas Plastics Co. Challenges IRS Over Microcaptive Rules
• DOJ Says Cross-Border Monopoly Member Deserves 11 Years
• Fed. Circ. Backs Apple Loss In PTAB Gesture Patent Fight
• Hooters Closes Locations As It Pursues Ch. 11 Franchise Shift
• Paralegal Gets Firm's Extortion Counterclaim Nixed
• Bradley Arant Expands With Texas Regional Bank's CLO
• Greenberg Traurig Lands Bracewell Employment Pro In Texas
• 3 Firms Advise On $1.7B Sale Of Kleenex Maker Majority Stake
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Nix Mexico's Cartel Violence Suit In Win For Gun Cos.
• Judge Wants To Know Why Auctioneer Sued Atlanta Braves
• Texas Unauthorized Student Tuition Law Axed Hours After Suit
• Property Manager Fired For Complaint About Meme, Suit Says
• High Court Told 'Categorical' Right To Counsel Must Persist
• Hospitality Law Leaders Parse Trade War Fallout
• Albright Ends Traxcell's Patent Cases Targeting Grubhub, Lyft
• Public Remarks Limited In Megan Thee Stallion's Trial Lies Suit
• Vape Cos. Urge 5th Circ. To Toss FDA Vape Marketing Rule
• Fish & Richardson Brings Back IP Veteran In Houston
• Winston & Strawn, Cravath Guide $19B Industrial Tech Merger
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• 5th Circ. Weighs Constitutionality Of Banking In-House Courts
• BlackRock, Vanguard Want Red States' Coal Suit Extinguished
• Prosecutors Take Second Stab At Convicting Dallas Developer
• 2 Texans, Firm Owe $5.3M In SEC House-Flipping Fraud Suit
• Feds Extend Pause On Fight Over Short-Term Insurance Regs
• State Farm, Inventor Agree To End Driver Tech Patent Feud
• Texas Gives Some Property Owners More Time To Pay Taxes
• US Withdraws From El Paso Tribal Land Ownership Dispute
• Google Damages Ruling May Spur Income Approach Usage
• 5th Circ. Panel Says Child Must Be Returned To Venezuela
• Bills Texas Attys Should Know From The 2025 Session
• Holland & Knight Adds DLA Piper Real Estate Pro In Texas
• Kirkland Capital Markets Pro Joins Gibson Dunn In Houston
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Wachtell-Led Viper Energy Paying $4.1B For Sitio Royalties
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• 5th Circ. Will Mull In-House Banking Cases In Jarkesy's Wake
• Budget Bill Would Deepen Residential Solar's Woes
• A Jury Says Fortress Controls VLSI. What Now?
• Forced Litigation Funding Disclosure Threatens Patent Rights
• Texas Bill Aimed At Curbing Juries' Injury Verdicts Fails
• Bracewell-Led Cactus Paying $345M For Baker Hughes Stake
• Judge Out Of Line In Undoing $1M LSD Verdict, 5th Circ. Told
• Jackson Walker, US Trustee Agree To Mediator In Fees Case
• Holland & Knight Adds Squire Patton RE Pro In Dallas
• FERC 'Never' Considered Costs Of NW Pipeline, 5th Circ. Told
• Akin Brings On DLA Piper Investment Management Ace
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• US Looks To Dodge Suit Over Gulf Oil Well Risks
• Sunnova Energy Sends Unit Into Ch. 11 With Over $100M Debt
• Jackson, Sotomayor Bristle As High Court Skips Bias Suit