Texas Courts of Appeal Appear Distrustful of Civil Jury Verdicts
Haynes and Boone study shows that appellate judges are especially hostile to verdicts for plaintiffs.
Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury

Haynes and Boone study shows that appellate judges are especially hostile to verdicts for plaintiffs.

University of Texas pays Los Angeles-based firm $1 million to argue landmark case at the U.S. Supreme Court. Legal team will include a former solicitor general under the Bush administration and two lawyers who won a 2003 case for the University of Michigan Law School.

Fifteen elected city leaders in Texas claim law suppresses their free speech.

Justices say public beaches may become private when a hurricane alters the coast line.

Texas Attorney General played pivotal role in shaping SCOTUS legal arguments.

Case of first impression expected to have widespread impact.

Refusal to rehear case likely means more court disputes with landowners

Justices unanimously rejected Nestle's argument that tax treats businesses unequally and uniformly.

Texas Supreme Court reviews $45 million Dallas jury award to a man crushed when a parking brake failed on a U-Haul truck.

Nestle says the tax fails to treat businesses equally and uniformly and wants the Legislature to start over.

Case is being closely watched by utilities, pipeline companies and property rights advocates.

In opening statements today in the state’s $1 billion false drug marketing case against Johnson & Johnson, a lawyer for the company said he will present “real world” evidence that the antipsychotic Risperdal was widely used by medical professionals on adults and children because it works better than competing products.
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