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After a jury found that two San Antonio lawyers defrauded a clientand wrongfully took her money, a Bexar County trial court judge signed a final order allowing the plaintiff a highly unusual remedy:
An exciting aspect of being general counsel of AdvoCare International Inc. is that Allison Levy occasionally meets celebrity athletes like New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and NASCAR champio
An exciting aspect of being general counsel of AdvoCare International Inc. is that Allison Levy occasionally meets celebrity athletes like New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and NASCAR champio
The Bennett Law Firm in Houston sought to recuse District Judge Sharon McCally in a case involving the firm's fee dispute with another attorney. But a different judge found the recusal motion "frivol
Seaman nets $48,682 for knee injuries sustained on vessel. Homebuilder who abandoned project must pay $373,000. "Gold Club" strip club didn't steal trademarked name. Woman gets $42,694 for neck and b
Michael W. Shore's client has upped the ante in its federal court software licensing suit in which it is seeking sanctions against Susman Godfrey and two of its partners — and the chips come cour
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld appealed to Dallas' 5th Court of Appeals recently after a jury found Akin Gump negligent in a legal malpractice suit and hit the firm with a $922,631 verdict. Michael L
.... . . Delia De La Garza and Jamilah Driver have joined Coane and Associates as associates in Houston. De La Garza's practice focuses on immigration...
...of Dallas' Baron & Budd sued the firm and one of its former associates, Ken Tapscott, alleging the defendants breached their fiduciary duties in their handling...
Houston's 1st Court of Appeals found in McCleery v. Commission for Lawyer Discipline that an attorney violated Rule 1.04(a) of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct by charging an "unc
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