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Electronically filing court documents could get much less expensive if Gov. Rick Perry signs a bill that the Legislature sent to him on May 20
...struck Oklahoma City and inflicted devastating losses, and early school closings in Dallas due to an impending storm — all of these generate questions for...
...Rhonda Hunter, who became the first African-American president of the Dallas Bar Association (DBA) in 2004, says she is "happy and thrilled...
...Bowens, No. CC-11-04518-D Court: Dallas County Court-at-Law No. 4 Plaintiff Attorney:...
... has joined Gruber Hurst Johansen Hail Shank as an associate in Dallas. . . . Courtney Davis Bristow has joined Cassin & Cassin...
...asks Judge Gena Slaughter of the 191st Judicial District Court in Dallas to share her top five tips for jurists and lawyers when using...
...Phillips v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Dallas Court of Appeals May 10, 2013; No. 05-11...
...ethics of social media, which changes constantly. Yet in a recent opinion, Dallas' 5th Court of Appeals has started the discussion on what constitutes bias...
...Tuesday and inflicted devastating losses, and early school closings happening today in Dallas due to an impending storm — all of these generate questions for...
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