Strategies for Texas Business Courts
"Business litigants now have expanded options to resolve their cases in courts that have been specially designed for their matters," writes Joel Mohrman.
October 03, 2024 at 12:08 PM
5 minute read
Court AdministrationTexas business courts were created by Chapter 25A of the Texas Government Code and opened for business on Sept. 1. These courts provide specialized venues for complex or large dollar business disputes. Any case filed after Sept. 1 can be removed to or filed in these courts if it meets certain criteria. Strategically planning for using these courts will pay dividends for savvy litigants.
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