In this edition of Asked & Answered, Texas Business Court Judge Marialyn Barnard, recently appointed to her second term on ...

For over three decades, Republicans had a tight grip on Texas. That changed on Tuesday. Texans not only elected their first ...

In the intermediate appellate court races, Democrats picked up four seats total — three across the two appellate courts in Houston and one on the Thirteenth Court of Appeals, which serves the area of ...

For the first time in 32 years, Texas will have Democrats on the state’s Supreme Court.With more than 97 percent of the votes counted, three Austin Appeals Court justices and ...

For the first time in 32 years, Texas appeared ever so close late Tuesday night to electing Democrats to the state’s Supreme Court.The blue wave that swept the state seems ...

The National Rifle Association has filed a petition in Dallas to claw back more than $200 million in legal fees from William Brewer and his law firm. The gun rights group alleges the Dallas attorney ...

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez has approved Camp Mystic's proposal to hand control of its wrongful death litigation to two independent fiduciaries. The 19-page order avoids the appointment of ...

Jones Day advised Marathon led by Houston partner Jeff Schlegel, who heads the firm's global energy practice. Latham & Watkins provided outside legal counsel to the conflicts committee of MPLX.

Austin Freeman, who was previously at Egan Nelson, is the fifth shareholder to join Munsch's Corporate & Securities section this year.

From UCC output contracts to the internal affairs doctrine, the Texas Business Court’s October docket provided a clear window into how the new bench is handling high-stakes corporate disputes. Notable ...

In this edition of Litigation Roundup, Motorola sees a discovery win in a European patent infringement dispute reversed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and a Houston appellate ...