National Law Journal
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...a roadside stop conducted by Department of Public Safety Trooper Diego...stop proved insupportable because the Transportation Code does not require drivers...
National Law Journal
...Antonio (the "City"), by and through its Solid Waste Management Department, oversees the collection and disposal of solid waste within the City's...
National Law Journal
...Inc. is a Texas-based corporation. The rig also had the Department of Transportation (DOT) number and the operating authority number prominently displayed on the...
...and will focus on education, transportation and telecommunications issues. Previ...the firm's business law department as partner in the San...
National Law Journal
...of Houston and Michael S. Marcotte, director of the City of Houston Department of Public Works and Engineering; and (4) denying AT&T's motion...
National Law Journal
...questions in this case are whether, under § 724.017 of the Transportation Code, Lopez was "emergency medical services personnel" and, if so, whether that...
...to justice, power and social mobility, urgent reform is needed now. The Department of Education should terminate recognition of the ABA as a federally approved...
...LEGAL TEAM AND OUTSIDE COUNSEL Sverchek, an in-house department of one, reports to Zimmer and Green, and a meeting might involve...
National Law Journal
...The Chef Yard, with access to the Chef Menteur Highway and rail transportation, can best be described as a small industrial park. The Chef Yard...
...Fortune 500 law departments to regional firms flexible about...
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