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In Suit Against Kilpatrick Townsend Partner Pair, Mystery Recruiter ID'd as James Wilson
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The complicated dispute between the feuding lawyers is testing the limits--and even the constitutionality--of the state's civil barratry statute, a law which allows people to sue attorneys who illegally solicited their legal business.
King & Spalding Recruits Tort Trial Partner in Atlanta From Butler Snow
Adam Spicer, who has tried many high-exposure pharmaceutical, medical device and other product liability cases, is joining a key part of King & Spalding's tort trial practice.
Photos: Meet Group Working to Remove Politics From Texas Judicial Elections
Bills to change how Texas elects its judges failed to pass the legislature eight times since 1993, but supporters are optimistic.
Judges Testifying Against Lawyers? Yes, According to This Texas High Court Ruling
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that not only was it appropriate for a federal bankruptcy judge to testify in an attorney disciplinary case about McAllen lawyer Mark Cantu's misconduct, it also may have been required. The judge was the complainant who filed the grievance, the opinion explained.
Tri Stem v. City Of Houston
Publication Date: 2018-12-10 Practice Area: Civil Appeals |
Contractual Disputes |
Government
Industry:
Court: Court of Appeals Judge: Justice Christopher Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 14-17-00545-CV
In this breach-of-contract case, Tri-Stem appealed from a summary judgment granted in favor of the City of Houston.
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