Tony Aquila said in a statement that Solera has breached a separation deal and refuses to honor its obligations to pay the company’s founder for his vested stock options worth in excess of $100 million.
Chron: Texas AG to Lead Multi-State Antitrust Investigation into Google
The investigation will look into whether the company, which “dominates all aspects of advertising on the internet and searching on the internet,” has acted in ways that restricted competition or consumer access, Texas AG Ken Paxton said at a press conference outside the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday.

Ruff Family Seeks Criminal Inquiry against Lawyer, Bank over Millions in Trust Fund
A Texas judge has initiated a “court of inquiry” to handle allegations of criminal misconduct made by the children of deceased Dallas banker Arthur Ruff against Texas lawyers and bankers involved in their family’s multimillion-dollar trust. The judicial led probe comes as Ruff’s widow seeks to enforce a $66 million judgment against her own son. The web of lawsuits shows just how nasty family disputes over cash and control can get.
Judge Boots Bird-Flipping, Profanity-Spewing Juror as Pursley Tax Trial Winds Down
HOUSTON – Closing arguments concluded Friday afternoon in the Jack Stephen Pursley federal tax evasion trial, but the case will proceed without a juror who the judge has dismissed because the juror apparently flashed a middle finger to others in the courtroom and used the F-word in response to testimony.

35 More Displaced Residents File Suit in Dallas Crane Accident Litigation
Nearly three dozen more residents of the Elan City Lights apartments in Dallas have sued Greystar and Bigge Crane and Rigging. They represent a segment of more than 500 displaced residents after a crane crashed into the complex during a severe Dallas storm. Natalie Posgate has the scoop.
Fifth Circuit Puts Pier 1 Shareholder Suit to Bed
Not only is the decision likely to save the Fort Worth retailer millions of dollars in legal fees, Pier 1 Imports’ legal team says; it frees up Pier 1’s in-house team to focus on something essential: running the business. Natalie Posgate elaborates.
DBJ: DOJ Sues Sabre to Block $360M Acquisition Over Competition Concerns
The DOJ on Tuesday filed an antitrust suit in Delaware attempting to block Southlake-based Sabre’s $360 million deal with a Miami-based airline technology firm. The DBJ has the details.
Appeals Court Awards $4M to PE Firm in Insurance Dispute
In a 36-page ruling, the Dallas Court of Appeals on Monday ruled for a Southlake-based private equity firm that was in a dispute with its insurer after it denied coverage related to a legal battle with one of its ex-execs. Natalie Posgate explains.
Gamer’s Lawsuit Highlights Issues in Esport Player Contracts
Online gaming star “Tfue” recently sued his gaming organization, the FaZe Clan, alleging that his player contract is “grossly oppressive, onerous, and one-sided.” What does this lawsuit tell us about the state of esports contracts? Johnathan Jordan of KRCL explains.
Minimizing PI Damages in a Big-Dollar World
Barbara Barron has been defending clients for 35 years. She knows that you cannot always avoid a substantial verdict, but there are ways you can soften a potentially unjust blow. She shared a few tips at the annual Personal Injury Conference hosted by the State Bar of Texas. Natalie Posgate took notes.
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