The Texas Supreme Court is officially on summer break from issuing new opinions, but when it returns, justices plan to hear oral arguments in four cases involving lawyers or law firms.

The cases raise issues about the practice of law, such as when a tolling rule applies to legal malpractice claims, the propriety of pretrial public opinion polling, and the affirmative defense of attorney immunity.

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