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2021 Texas Legislature Moves Forward on Changing Business Entity Laws

May 13, 2021 Daryl Robertson

The 2021 session of the Texas Legislature has been somewhat surreal, with access to the Texas State Capitol limited to those people who are vaccinated or able to pass a rapid Covid-19 test. House and Senate sessions and committee hearings are occurring with masks, social distancing, Plexiglas partitions and other healthcare precautions.

Notwithstanding these pandemic-related challenges, with extraordinary efforts by everyone involved, the Legislature is pressing forward with a tremendous number of bills under consideration, approaching 90% of the number of bills filed in the 2019 Texas Legislature.

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