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New Tools for Defeating Nonclient Suits Against Lawyers
Recent Texas Supreme Court rulings have supplied some tools for lawyers who find themselves having to defend themselves from malpractice lawsuits by pro se litigants.
Newsmakers: Month of September
Alistair DawsonAlistair B. Dawson, a partner in Beck Redden in Houston, has been elected the 2018-2019 Fellows chair of the Texas Bar Foundation, the…
Maldonado v. Maldonado
Publication Date: 2018-08-06 Practice Area: Civil Appeals |
Family Law
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Court: Court of Appeals Judge: Justice Massengale Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 01-16-00747-CV
Prior to trial of the parties' divorce, the trial court rendered partial summary judgment confirming that two businesses formed during the marriage were appellee's separate property.
Who Got the Work: A Spicy Dispute, Plus Antitrust and Government Work
Midsize firms are getting big-time work.
Chipotle, Texas and Nevada Defend Sanctions Against Plaintiffs Firms in Labor Suit
The three plaintiffs firms, Nevada and Texas said in their Fifth Circuit brief, "should have to take the bitter with the sweet—if they want to piggyback on a rule issued by a federal agency, then they should not be allowed to complain that an injunction against that agency involving that rule affects them also."
Sheller v. Corral Tran
Publication Date: 2018-05-28 Practice Area: Bankruptcy |
Civil Rights |
Legal Malpractice
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Court: Court of Appeals Judge: Justice Brown Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 14-17-00215-CV
Appellant's company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and appellant, as the company's sole member, signed a fee agreement with appellee law firm to represent the company.
Newsmakers: Week of May 28, 2018
Mo Aziz, a partner in Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Aziz in Houston, has received the Distinguished Member Award from the South Asian Bar Association of Houston.
Contempt Order Stemming From NJ Overtime Suit 'Profoundly Troubling,' Plaintiff Firms Argue
Jenner & Block lawyers are calling "radical and profoundly troubling" a Texas federal judge's contempt order against three plaintiffs firms—Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, Outten & Golden, and Green Savits—for allegedly violating a nationwide injunction against the Obama-era U.S. Labor Department's overtime rule.
Plaintiffs Firms Call Texas Federal Judge's Contempt Order 'Profoundly Troubling'
Jenner & Block lawyers are calling "radical and profoundly troubling" a Texas federal judge's contempt order against three plaintiffs firms—Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, Outten & Golden, and Green Savits—for allegedly violating a nationwide injunction against the Obama-era U.S. Labor Department's overtime rule.TRENDING STORIES
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