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Recapping the Results of Litigation-Related Bills from the Texas Legislature

Now that the 86th Texas Legislative Session is over, it’s time to review what happened to proposed legislation we highlighted earlier this year related to civil litigation that may affect your business....more

7/30/2019 / Arbitration , Attorney's Fees , Breach of Contract , Legislative Agendas , Litigation Funding , Medical Expenses , Reasonableness Factors , State and Local Government , Statute of Limitations , Third-Party

Litigation-Related Legislative Bills that May Affect Your Texas Company

The 86th Texas Legislative Session has been in swing for almost two months, so we thought now would be a good time to highlight some proposed legislation relating to civil litigation that may affect your business....more

3/1/2019 / Arbitration , Attorney's Fees , Contract Disputes , Legislative Agendas , Medical Expenses , Proposed Legislation , State and Local Government , Statute of Limitations

Partner Liability: Out of the Woods?

Debbett Runnup Partnership, a Texas general partnership, was sued by Widgets R Us in 2010 for failing to pay Widgets R Us invoices. Judgment was granted to Widgets in 2012 against Debbett Runnup for $300,000. After chasing...more

3/26/2015 / Creditors , Debt Collection , Partnerships , Personal Liability , Statute of Limitations , TX Supreme Court

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