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Chapter 252 Procurement Suits: Jurisdictional Discovery Required When Contract Terms Could Require >$50,000 City Expenditures; Revenue Labels and “No Expenditure” Disclaimers Do Not Defeat the Statute

Chapter 252 Procurement Suits: Jurisdictional Discovery Required When Contract Terms Could Require >$50,000 City Expenditures; Revenue Labels and “No Expenditure” Disclaimers Do Not Defeat the Statute

Date: Jan 10, 2026
Chapter 252 Procurement Suits: Jurisdictional Discovery Required When Contract Terms Could Require >$50,000 City Expenditures; Revenue Labels and “No Expenditure” Disclaimers Do Not Defeat the...
Rule 29.3 Stays Against the State: Appellate Courts Must Weigh Merits, Balance Harms, and Act Within a Reasonable Time

Rule 29.3 Stays Against the State: Appellate Courts Must Weigh Merits, Balance Harms, and Act Within a Reasonable Time

Date: Dec 29, 2025
Rule 29.3 Stays Against the State: Appellate Courts Must Weigh Merits, Balance Harms, and Act Within a Reasonable Time 1. Introduction In re Ken Paxton and the Office of the Attorney General is an...
Nonreceipt of Alternative-Service Citation Satisfies Craddock’s “No Conscious Indifference” Element Despite Knowledge of the Lawsuit

Nonreceipt of Alternative-Service Citation Satisfies Craddock’s “No Conscious Indifference” Element Despite Knowledge of the Lawsuit

Date: Dec 23, 2025
Nonreceipt of Alternative-Service Citation Satisfies Craddock’s “No Conscious Indifference” Element Despite Knowledge of the Lawsuit I. Introduction JENNA TABAKMAN v. GARY TABAKMAN is a...
Rule 29.3 Stays Against the State: Appellate Courts Must Consider Likely Merits, Balance Harms, and Have Reasonable Time to Decide

Rule 29.3 Stays Against the State: Appellate Courts Must Consider Likely Merits, Balance Harms, and Have Reasonable Time to Decide

Date: Dec 23, 2025
Rule 29.3 Stays Against the State: Appellate Courts Must Consider Likely Merits, Balance Harms, and Have Reasonable Time to Decide I. Introduction Case: In re Ken Paxton and the Office of the...
Craddock Relief When a Defendant Lacks Actual Notice After Alternative Service and Appears Before the Decree Is Signed

Craddock Relief When a Defendant Lacks Actual Notice After Alternative Service and Appears Before the Decree Is Signed

Date: Dec 23, 2025
Craddock Relief When a Defendant Lacks Actual Notice After Alternative Service and Appears Before the Decree Is Signed Supreme Court of Texas (Per Curiam) — Default divorce; alternative service;...
Actual Receipt of Citation, Not Mere Knowledge of Suit: The Texas Supreme Court Recalibrates the Craddock Doctrine in Default Divorce Judgments

Actual Receipt of Citation, Not Mere Knowledge of Suit: The Texas Supreme Court Recalibrates the Craddock Doctrine in Default Divorce Judgments

Date: Dec 20, 2025
Actual Receipt of Citation, Not Mere Knowledge of Suit: The Texas Supreme Court Recalibrates the Craddock Doctrine in Default Divorce Judgments I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Texas’s per curiam...
Evident Partiality in Contractual Appraisals: Duty to Disclose Pre‑Appointment Case Communications by Prospective Neutral Appraisers

Evident Partiality in Contractual Appraisals: Duty to Disclose Pre‑Appointment Case Communications by Prospective Neutral Appraisers

Date: Dec 20, 2025
Evident Partiality in Contractual Appraisals: Duty to Disclose Pre‑Appointment Case Communications by Prospective Neutral Appraisers I. Introduction In Kevin Burke, et al. v. Houston PT BAC Office...
Huynh v. Blanchard and the Limits of Shutdown Injunctions in Texas Nuisance Law

Huynh v. Blanchard and the Limits of Shutdown Injunctions in Texas Nuisance Law

Date: Dec 17, 2025
Huynh v. Blanchard and the Limits of Shutdown Injunctions in Texas Nuisance Law I. Introduction This commentary analyzes Justice Rebeca Huddle’s concurring opinion in the Supreme Court of Texas’s...
No-Privity Requirement and Broad “Highway” Scope Under Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 97.002

No-Privity Requirement and Broad “Highway” Scope Under Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 97.002

Date: Dec 13, 2025
No-Privity Requirement and Broad “Highway” Scope Under Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 97.002 I. Case Overview and Context A. Parties and Procedural Posture The case Third Coast Services, LLC...
Actual Notice of Citation, Not Mere Knowledge of Suit, Governs Conscious Indifference Under Craddock After Alternative Service: Commentary on Jenna Tabakman v. Gary Tabakman

Actual Notice of Citation, Not Mere Knowledge of Suit, Governs Conscious Indifference Under Craddock After Alternative Service: Commentary on Jenna Tabakman v. Gary Tabakman

Date: Dec 10, 2025
Actual Notice of Citation, Not Mere Knowledge of the Lawsuit, Governs Conscious Indifference Under Craddock After Alternative Service: A Commentary on Jenna Tabakman v. Gary Tabakman I. Introduction...
Distinguishing Knowledge of a Lawsuit from Notice of Citation: The Texas Supreme Court Recalibrates Craddock in Default Divorce Cases

Distinguishing Knowledge of a Lawsuit from Notice of Citation: The Texas Supreme Court Recalibrates Craddock in Default Divorce Cases

Date: Dec 6, 2025
Distinguishing Knowledge of a Lawsuit from Notice of Citation: The Texas Supreme Court Recalibrates Craddock in Default Divorce Cases I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Texas’s per curiam opinion...
Shutdown as Last Resort: Narrowly Tailored Nuisance Injunctions and Deference to Texas Poultry‑Odor Regulation

Shutdown as Last Resort: Narrowly Tailored Nuisance Injunctions and Deference to Texas Poultry‑Odor Regulation

Date: Nov 20, 2025
Shutdown as Last Resort: Narrowly Tailored Nuisance Injunctions and Deference to Texas Poultry‑Odor Regulation I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Texas’s decision in Steve Huynh, et al. v. Frank...
Limits on Former Judges as Expert Witnesses and the Rule 702 “Helpfulness” Requirement in Informal-Marriage Cases: Commentary on In re Estate of Guadalupe Lopez, Sr.

Limits on Former Judges as Expert Witnesses and the Rule 702 “Helpfulness” Requirement in Informal-Marriage Cases: Commentary on In re Estate of Guadalupe Lopez, Sr.

Date: Nov 8, 2025
Limits on Former Judges as Expert Witnesses and the Rule 702 “Helpfulness” Requirement in Informal-Marriage Cases: Commentary on In re Estate of Guadalupe Lopez, Sr. I. Introduction The Supreme Court...
Huynh v. Blanchard: Limiting Nuisance Injunctions and Aligning Them with Environmental Regulation

Huynh v. Blanchard: Limiting Nuisance Injunctions and Aligning Them with Environmental Regulation

Date: Nov 7, 2025
Huynh v. Blanchard and the New Limits on Shutdown Injunctions in Regulated Nuisance Cases Supreme Court of Texas, No. 21‑0676 Opinion filed June 7, 2024 (Justice Huddle, concurring in the judgment)...
No Railway Labor Act Preemption and Validity of Union Member Claim Assignments: Commentary on The Boeing Company v. SWAPA

No Railway Labor Act Preemption and Validity of Union Member Claim Assignments: Commentary on The Boeing Company v. SWAPA

Date: Nov 4, 2025
No Railway Labor Act Preemption and Validity of Union Member Claim Assignments: Commentary on The Boeing Company v. Southwest Airlines Pilots Association I. Introduction In The Boeing Company v....

    Beyond Reversal: The Texas Supreme Court Narrows the Redundant-Remedies Doctrine 
    and Limits Agency Power to Create Judicial Review – Commentary on 
    Reynaldo “Rey” Gonzalez, Jr., M.D., J.D. v. Texas Medical Board

Beyond Reversal: The Texas Supreme Court Narrows the Redundant-Remedies Doctrine and Limits Agency Power to Create Judicial Review – Commentary on Reynaldo “Rey” Gonzalez, Jr., M.D., J.D. v. Texas Medical Board

Date: Sep 26, 2025
Beyond Reversal: The Texas Supreme Court Narrows the Redundant-Remedies Doctrine and Limits Agency Power to Create Judicial Review I. Introduction Reynaldo “Rey” Gonzalez, Jr., M.D., J.D. v. Texas...
Beyond Reversal of Agency Orders: The Texas Supreme Court Narrows the Redundant‑Remedies Doctrine in Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board

Beyond Reversal of Agency Orders: The Texas Supreme Court Narrows the Redundant‑Remedies Doctrine in Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board

Date: Sep 25, 2025
Beyond Reversal of Agency Orders: The Texas Supreme Court Narrows the Redundant‑Remedies Doctrine in Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Texas’s decision in Reynaldo...
RLA Preemption and Mass Assignment Standing in Texas: Commentary on The Boeing Company v. SWAPA

RLA Preemption and Mass Assignment Standing in Texas: Commentary on The Boeing Company v. SWAPA

Date: Sep 23, 2025
RLA Preemption and Mass Assignment Standing in Texas: Commentary on The Boeing Company v. Southwest Airlines Pilots Association I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Texas’s decision in The Boeing...
“Redundant Remedies, Not Redundant Claims”: Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board and the Scope of Judicial Review of Agency Regulation of Political Speech

“Redundant Remedies, Not Redundant Claims”: Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board and the Scope of Judicial Review of Agency Regulation of Political Speech

Date: Sep 18, 2025
“Redundant Remedies, Not Redundant Claims”: Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board and the Scope of Judicial Review of Agency Regulation of Political Speech I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Texas’s...
Beyond Reversal: Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board and the Clarification of the Redundant-Remedies Doctrine in Texas Administrative Law

Beyond Reversal: Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board and the Clarification of the Redundant-Remedies Doctrine in Texas Administrative Law

Date: Sep 13, 2025
Beyond Reversal: Gonzalez v. Texas Medical Board and the Clarification of the Redundant-Remedies Doctrine in Texas Administrative Law I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Texas’s decision in Reynaldo...
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