National Law Journal...Diego, an appointee of President Clinton, replaces U.S. District Judge W. Royal Furgeson in Dallas, who is becoming dean this month of the...
...shift costs to the plaintiff. U.S. District Senior Judge Royal Furgeson ruled on January 3 in M3 Girl Designs LLC v. Blue...
...found that Congress cannot revoke cost-of-living adjustments promised to federal judges in the Ethics Reform Act of 1989, reversing the court's holding...
... University administrators announced on Jan. 11 that they have hired Judge Royal Furgeson Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...on September 29, 2003, in federal court before United States District Judge Royal Furgeson. In pretrial filings, Total Clean's attorneys estimated trial would take...
The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation met on March 25 to consider how and where to organize more than a dozen lawsuits filed against Toyota litigation
...hear the multidistrict litigation against Toyota — and, perhaps more importantly, which judge should decide the cases. One of the most popular districts...
...for a year or two after leaving law school. Judge Royal Furgeson Jr. of San Antonio, who headed the committee that developed the...
...in staff costs," states the report, written by U.S. District Judge Royal Furgeson Jr., who sits in San Antonio, and is chair of the...
...for a lengthy trial, having advised the federal judge presiding in the case [W. Royal Furgeson of the Western District of Texas in San...
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