Lawyers Sound Off on One Year Practicing in Texas Business Court 

Editor’s note: For Part II of a set of stories examining how the first year went for Texas’ newest court, The Texas Lawbook spoke to lawyers who have practiced in the Texas Business Court about their experiences litigating complex disputes in the venue. Some of those lawyers have also practiced in the Delaware Chancery Court and drew distinctions about what differentiates the specialty courts. Part I can be found here.

The Texas Business Court has been open for, well, business for a full calendar year, and while case filings initially came at a trickle, attorneys have seemingly warmed up to the venue as more than 180 cases are currently being litigated there.