These are some links I missed last week:

The insurance world is buzzing over the decision permitting — with some limitations — insurers to use their […]

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This week, the Texas Supreme Court does not have a scheduled conference or any oral arguments. The Court is, however, scheduled to issue is […]

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If you are a regular reader of the blog, you may have noticed the sudden drop in postings last week. While the Court was […]

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This week, the Court has a full plate, with a private conference Monday, oral arguments on both Tuesday and Wednesday, and then the regular order […]

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Last week, I noted that the absence of an order list on Good Friday created a very long gap between the Court’s conference and its […]

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Although the Court didn’t issue its weekly order list last Friday, it certainly issued a large number of other orders that day. In addition […]

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In the Washington Post, George Will writes a column about the relationship between political affiliation and personal charitable giving. It begins this way:

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In a commentary piece now available on the San Antonio Express-News website, the Court’s staff attorney for public information Osler McCarthy talks about some of […]

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