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...1st Court of Appeals to hold that Harris County cannot prosecute the litigation with outside counsel hired with a contingent-fee contract. Among several grounds...
...cases could be dismissed from the dockets of asbestos and silica multidistrict litigation courts, if Gov. Rick Perry signs a bill that both chambers of...
"People dump toxins; we sue them," says Daniel W. "Tripp" Ray. Representing five local governments, Ray has filed more than 25 suits in the past two years seeking civil penalties against defendants t
...various costs. Workplace bullying may directly cost the organization in terms of litigation fees, early retirement payouts, workers' compensation and counseling costs. Further, workplace bullying...
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
Texas Lawyer
...of the electronic discovery provider Amici LLC, which was acquired by Xerox Litigation Services in 2006. These days, she finds herself in meetings with associates...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...technology." Commercial litigators who represent clients in trade-secrets litigation should also take note of SB 953, says Porter, because it provides...
Making clients aware of alternative fee arrangements can set a firm apart from the rest and highlight innovation and flexibility, says Sharon Berman of Berbay Corp
Originally Published: The Recorder
...cases could be dismissed from the dockets of asbestos and silica multidistrict litigation courts, if Gov. Rick Perry signs a bill that both chambers of...
...Wick Phillips in Dallas as a partner in the employment and commercial litigation groups. . . . Lon R. Williams Jr. has joined Polsinelli...
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