By Angela Morris | November 5, 2019
Facing a grievance for allegedly withholding exculpatory evidence, Houston ex-prosecutor Dan Rizzo claims that he never knew about or saw that evidence.
By Angela Morris | November 4, 2019
When considering Rule 91a motions to dismiss, which dismiss claims with no basis in law or fact, some intermediate appellate courts have ruled that they are allowed to consider affirmative defenses. Other courts have ruled the opposite. The Texas Supreme Court will decide the split in this case.
By Angela Morris | November 4, 2019
"Judge [Gena] Slaughter engaged in a prohibited ex parte communication with opposing counsel that resulted in her issuing a temporary stay of a valid writ of execution," according to the public reprimand.
By Angela Morris | November 1, 2019
The State Bar of Texas on Friday released the latest list of attorney-discipline cases, which includes an Austin-area attorney whose license was suspended as he appeals convictions for possession of child pornography.
By Angela Morris | November 1, 2019
The 2018 election swept so many Texas appellate jurists off the bench that three-justice panels couldn't consider motions for rehearing--because their original members were gone. The Supreme Court Advisory Committee is considering an appellate court rule change to address the issue, especially since future partisan sweeps could cause the same problem.
By Samantha Stokes | November 1, 2019
CBRE says legal sector employment has cooled in top legal markets like New York and Washington, making way for growth in smaller cities across the country.
By Angela Morris | October 31, 2019
Although MedFinManager attempted to recover more than $210,000 for a surgery and other health care from John Salas' car wreck settlement, Bexar County's 407th District Court on Thursday only awarded the company about $69,400.
By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | October 31, 2019
The number of oil and gas M&A transactions have declined this year, compared with 2018, affecting the mix of work energy lawyers have been doing.
By Angela Morris | October 31, 2019
The firm of San Antonio litigator Martin Phipps has sued three employees or ex-employees "to secure the immediate return of its personal property and proprietary business information."
By Angela Morris | October 30, 2019
Manor attorney Jamie Balagia's conviction is likely to bring compulsory discipline by the State Bar of Texas, and the nature of his crimes will probably mean disbarment, according to legal ethics attorneys.
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