Texas’s Solicitor General has just filed an amicus brief defending the constitutionality of Texas’s 10-year statute of repose for medical malpractice claims. 1

The case is [...]

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The Texas Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments this morning in three cases.

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I’ve written before about how to use Google’s normal search index to find unpublished opinions in Texas.

Google has now formally added legal opinions to another [...]

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It’s sometimes easy to forget that winning in the Supreme Court — even the U.S. Supreme Court — doesn’t always get you what you want.

This [...]

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The end of this short Veteran’s Day week brought a quiet order list from the Texas Supreme Court, in which no petitions were granted and [...]

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Aquaplex, Inc. v. Rancho La Valencia, Inc., No. 08-0280 (Tex. Oct. 30, 2009) (DB)

Over at the Reverse and Render blog, Mike Northrup has a post [...]

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Today the Texas Supreme Court released a quiet order list. The Court did not issue any opinions or grant any petitions for review.

The Court [...]

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I wrote yesterday about a pending Fifth Circuit case about the “departing-lawyer rule” — determining which conflicts accompany a lawyer who leaves a large law [...]

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The Texas Supreme Court handed down one signed opinion and four per curiam dispositions with today’s order list.

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The Fifth Circuit just heard oral arguments in a case about the scope of disqualification that follows a lawyer who leaves a large firm — [...]

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As has been its recent pattern, the The Texas Supreme Court ended its conference week with a bang, deciding five cases, granting thirteen more for [...]

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The Texas Supreme Court issued another quiet weekly order list this morning, denying review and rehearing in a handful of cases.

Since the Texas Supreme Court’s [...]

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