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St. Mary’s Law Journal: Texas Citizen Participation Act
Volume 52 | Number 1 10-20-20 Targeting the Texas Citizen Participation Act: The 2019 Texas Legislature's Amendments to a Most Consequential Law Amy Bresnen,...
Bill Filing Under Way for 87th Legislative Session
With the prefiling period for the 2021 legislative session only 10 days old, legislators have already filed more than 800 bills and resolutions. Bills filed so far...
TCJL Files Amicus Brief in Medical Expense Affidavit Case
Late yesterday TCJL filed an amicus brief in the Texas Supreme Court in In Re Leon Paul Savoy, Texas Curb Cut, LP, and Texas Cutting & Coring, LP (No. 20-0843)....
Corporate Counsel Reporting Litigation Funding Boom Around COVID-19
In-House Counsel, Firm Lawyers Expect the COVID-19 Recession Will Trigger a Litigation Funding Boom “You’re talking about a staggering sum of money that’s waiting to...
Governor Abbott Appoints Rebeca Huddle To The Texas Supreme Court
October 15, 2020 | Austin, Texas | Press Release | Appointment AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott today held a press conference in El Paso to announce his appointment of...
TCJL Files Brief in DTPA Case
TCJL today filed an amicus brief in a matter pending before the Texas Supreme Court regarding a key provision of the 1995 reforms to the Deceptive Trade Practices...
TCJL PAC 2020 Judicial Endorsements – November General Election
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 1, 2020 CONTACT: Carol Sims, 512-320-0474 TCJL PAC Releases 2020 Judicial Endorsements (Austin): The Texas Civil Justice League...
TCJL, TAPA Brief Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse Regarding COVID-19 Legislation
Texas Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse held a webinar this afternoon regarding COVID-19 liability legislation at the federal and state levels. George Christian, TCJL’s...
TCJL Files Amicus Supporting Pre-suit Discovery in California Lawsuit Against Texas Energy Producers
TCJL today filed an amicus curiae brief in the Texas Supreme Court in Exxon Mobil Corp. v. The City of San Francisco, et al (No. 20-0558). This case arises from a...
St. Mary’s Law Journal: Texas Citizen Participation Act
Volume 52 | Number 1 10-20-20 Targeting the Texas Citizen Participation Act: The 2019 Texas Legislature's Amendments to a Most Consequential Law Amy Bresnen, Bresnen Associates, Inc. Lisa Kaufman, Davis Kaufman, PLLC Steve Bresnen, Bresnen Associates,...
Bill Filing Under Way for 87th Legislative Session
With the prefiling period for the 2021 legislative session only 10 days old, legislators have already filed more than 800 bills and resolutions. Bills filed so far indicate a broad range of policy priorities from both sides of the aisle, including pandemic response,...
TCJL Files Amicus Brief in Medical Expense Affidavit Case
Late yesterday TCJL filed an amicus brief in the Texas Supreme Court in In Re Leon Paul Savoy, Texas Curb Cut, LP, and Texas Cutting & Coring, LP (No. 20-0843). This personal injury lawsuit arises out of a February 2016 traffic accident in Travis County. The...
Corporate Counsel Reporting Litigation Funding Boom Around COVID-19
In-House Counsel, Firm Lawyers Expect the COVID-19 Recession Will Trigger a Litigation Funding Boom “You’re talking about a staggering sum of money that’s waiting to be turned into cash and waiting to be financed and monetized,” said David Perla, co-chief operating...
Governor Abbott Appoints Rebeca Huddle To The Texas Supreme Court
October 15, 2020 | Austin, Texas | Press Release | Appointment AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott today held a press conference in El Paso to announce his appointment of Rebeca Huddle to the Texas Supreme Court. Huddle will replace Justice Paul Green on the bench, who...
TCJL Statement on Appointment of Rebeca Huddle to Texas Supreme Court
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- 2019 Legislators of the Year
- 86th Legislative Session Report
- Texas Civil Justice League Amicus Report
- Eminent Domain: Why S.B. 421 was a Litigation Nightmare
- Interim Study to Take Another Look at Judicial Selection
- Paid or Incurred: Next Frontier of Tort Reform? Close Paid or Incurred Loophole