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Should the Jury Know the Plaintiff in Crash Case Wasn't Wearing a Seat Belt? Justices Must Decide
In a case against Ford over a pickup truck's entire restraint system, the Georgia Supreme Court is being asked to reconsider what has been called the state's "seat belt gag rule."
Thompson Coe Readies for Weather Disaster Work With Targeted Team
Dallas-founded Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons has formed a Catastrophe Weather Response Team to help clients prepare for storms and deal with the results.
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San Antonio Attorney Selected to Texas Bar Association's Hall of Legends Acclaimed Texas attorney Richard R. Orsinger, name partner in the Family…
The Lure of Austin, Thompson & Knight's Big Merger Upended the Texas Legal Market in 2021
The growing number of firms moving into Austin and other Texas cities led to a tight lateral hiring market throughout the state.
Going Big in Texas: Big Law Ramps Up Expansion in Lone Star State
Law firms are "going big" in Texas. Here's what's happening.
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Thompson Coe Adds Office in San Antonio, the Sixth for the Firm
The new San Antonio office allows the Texas litigation firm to develop deeper relationships with clients in that market, and also expand into the Rio Grande Valley.
'A Noble Calling': Get to Know New Judge Jessica Mangrum
"Hearing about his work, I saw the legal profession as a noble calling and as a way to be a helper in the community," said 200th District Judge Jessica Mangrum of Austin about her father, who inspired her to become an attorney.
Unique Argument Scores Rare Victory for Cinemark's COVID-19 Insurance Claim
A couple of allegations by Cinemark seems to have swayed the court here: that COVID-19 was present in its facilities and the virus had physically changed the air.
Who Got the Work: An Injured Police Chief, a Wrongful Termination Settlement
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