Texas businesses are increasingly suing their local governments and the state government over COVID-19 emergency orders that have interfered with their operations. In some cases, businesses are suing other businesses in disputes related to the virus.
Kenneth Artz
"We are seeing reform in the legal community. In the larger urban areas, district attorneys are campaigning and being elected on criminal justice reform platforms," says Messina Madson, a criminal defense lawyer in Dallas.
Stephen Susman, the founder of Houston trial firm Susman Godfrey, died on Tuesday from complications from a bicycle accident in April.
Patrick Daniel
Over 80,000 people die from alcohol-related causes each year in the U.S. The annual cost of alcohol abuse in this country is over $200 billion per year. It’s all preventable.
Quentin Brogdon
Until a basic threshold is cleared, we should resist the urge to rush headlong into autonomous vehicle trucks.
Adam Zuckerman, Kenneth M. Klemm and Jennifer L. Anderson
Even though some of the guidelines may be impractical to implement, oil and gas industry participants may wish to consider whether to implement the guidelines, in whole or part, through use of policies, signage and other methods to inform workers of these practices and procedures.
Randy D. Gordon
Traditional courthouse design is somewhat at odds with current notions of transparency, justice-as-fairness and inclusion.
John G. Browning
Ah, lawyer names. We’ve all got them, but some are funnier than others.
Stephen J. Cox
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Texas and our law enforcement partners are ready to take on those who attempt to illegally profit from the coronavirus pandemic.
