As you know, during the most recent special session the Legislature finally adopted redistricting maps for the Texas House, Texas Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, and State Board of Education, the first step in what is likely to become a lengthy legal battle...

In one of the many lease disputes that may percolate up through the appellate courts in the months and years to come, the Texas Supreme Court has denied a request for mandamus relief by a commercial landlord whose restaurant tenants ceased or reduced lease payments...

Commentary: Texas employers need flexibility to maintain workplace safety The pandemic is still hampering manufacturing. Texas policymakers must allow employers to set policy and make decisions that are best for their workforce without overly intrusive government...

If there was any doubt about the effect of legislation considered during the just-concluded special session to subject employers and health care providers to liability for complying with the law, the discussion at a press conference held this morning at the Capitol...

Reversing course, the Texas Supreme Court has granted review in Miles v. Texas Central Railroad & Infrastructure, Inc. and Integrated Texas Logistics, Inc. (No. 20-0393). Last June the Court denied review, but an avalanche of amicus letters in support of Miles’...

Texas Civil Justice League TCJL 35th Annual Meeting & CLE November 4, 2021 Zoom, Texas Chemical Council Boardroom Special Guest Hon. Nathan Hecht Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Texas 9:30     TCJL Board of Directors Meeting 10:00   TCJL Annual Meeting & CLE...