"Dog bites man" is not a news story, the axiom goes. But when a pit bull took off part of Lonnie Burts' finger, the injured man hired Mark Anderson and Robert Kisselburgh of The Anderson Law Firm in
"It really can be a jury of peers," says Dallas lawyer Robert Coleman, who scored a take-nothing jury verdict May 2 on behalf of an accounting firm. He and Lee L. Cameron Jr. worked during voir dire
...Caperton, for example, who takes two and half years to rule on post-trial motions, or the court reporter who hasn't prepared the transcript...
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...Caperton, for example, who takes two and half years to rule on post-trial motions, or the court reporter who hasn't prepared the transcript...
Originally Published: Legal Blogs
Houston solo Mary Masterson turned a couple's $50 dispute with a homeowner's association into a $71,500 final judgment, which includes $68,000 in fees
National Law Journal
When Ted Stevenson started to question prospective jurors in a patent-infringement suit, he wanted those who are cell-phone savvy. Partly as a result of his move to seat text-savvy jurors, Stevenson'
Bruce A. Griggs, a partner in Austin's Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak & Stewart, successfully faced the pro-David, anti-Goliath aspects of defending a bank against allegations that it had discriminated
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