Perspectives

Winning at trial is not the same as winning the case. The Fourteenth Court of Appeals’ August 18, 2026 opinion in Patriot Contracting,...

A recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision confirms that discovery risk often begins long before a lawsuit is filed—and that modern...

The Supreme Court of Texas's answer could reshape how natural-gas sellers draft contracts, document supply decisions, and respond when an...

A recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision involving Tesla adds to a broader trend Texas companies should be watching closely: Texas is...

A new Texas appellate decision emphasizes that a limited partnership cannot defeat a partner’s statutory inspection rights merely by...

As companies increasingly deploy artificial intelligence in hiring, pricing, compliance, customer service, underwriting, and core...

In 2025, the Texas Business Court was granted expanded jurisdiction over trade secret, intellectual property, and Texas Uniform Trade...

Last week, in an opinion authored by Justice Caughey and joined by Justices Rivas-Molloy and Guerra, the First Court reversed a...

A jurisdictional theory first advanced in concurrence is now a holding and may divide related proceedings between the Fifteenth Court and...

Over the past several months, the Texas Business Court has issued a series of energy-industry contract decisions with a common theme: The...

On June 3, 2026, Judge Grant Dorfman of the Texas Business Court (Eleventh Division) issued a minute entry in Tate Group Automotive, LLC...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping legal practice faster than the law can keep up. A case now before the Texas Supreme Court — In re...