The Texas Supreme Court justices heard arguments from counsel Wednesday morning over whether an insurance policy covers personal-injury claims made by parties injured in a fatal 2013 ExxonMobil ...

Gov. Greg Abbott has directed the TCEQ to stop issuing permits for data center projects statewide — including those not connected to the ERCOT grid — until ERCOT finishes a broader audit expected to ...

FBT Gibbons announced that Teresa Hudson has joined its Labor & Employment practice group as a partner in Houston, according to a press release.“We are being intentional about building a ...

An avalanche of high-stakes litigation related to rogue artificial intelligence activity is just around the corner, but there is a significant split in the Texas legal community about whether the ...

Energy Transfer said Vaquero has enough acreage to support another two trains that could boost capacity to about 1.2 billion cubic feet a day.

In this edition of Litigation Roundup, a lawyer who filed an AI-generated brief "littered with errors” is sanctioned by the Dallas Court of Appeals, a Stephenville businessman agrees to forfeit more ...

Jackson Walker announced that Jose Villarreal has joined its Austin office as a partner focusing on intellectual property litigation. His practice includes patent litigation and counseling on IP ...

Gibbs & Bruns has promoted Michael Davis and Conor McEvily to partner, the prominent Houston litigation recently announced. Davis represents plaintiffs and defendants in complex commercial disputes ...

Texas Business Court Judge Bill Whitehill will preside over his first jury trial starting Tuesdaymorning with jury selection in a $100 million breach-of-contract case between two oil and gascompanies.

Bobby Tudor has made a career of transitions. From small-town Louisiana to big-city Texas. From letterman to law student.

On Monday, the two energy companies are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to put a stop to one specific case brought by the city and county of Boulder, Colorado, with hopes that a favorable ruling will ...

The First Court of Appeals announced Friday that Justice Kristin Guiney, 51, died. “Our heartfelt condolences go out to her entire family. Justice Guiney devoted her life to public service, first as a ...