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Going Nuclear

You’ve heard of nuclear explosions and the nuclear option. Nuclear verdicts? Maybe not. But as the name implies, we should all be wary of them.

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Driving Litigation

The Wall Street Journal recently highlighted a lawsuit issue that has increasingly become a problem in many states, including Texas: litigation against trucking companies. While

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A Rock and A Hard Place

Texas judges are stuck between a rock and a hard place. The nature of our state’s partisan election system requires judges to raise money to

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Finding a Better Way

Texas is facing a fundamental question: should Texans continue to elect judges, or is it time to move to a different method? Last session, the

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Look No Farther Than Texas

Texas is often considered a national example for lawsuit reforms because—through 25 years of diligent work—we have successfully addressed many of the lawsuit abuses that

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What a Nuisance!

Opioid litigation is prominently in the news these days, with a recent judgment in Oklahoma and the ongoing conflict between states and municipalities in the

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Friend of the Court

If you’ve been around the world of TLR for a while, you likely know by now that we are constantly studying how the lawsuit reforms

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Guilty as Charged

This week, a federal court jury convicted Rudy Delgado, a suspended justice on the Texas 13th Court of Appeals (Corpus Christi) of eight criminal charges

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That’s a Wrap!

While the U.S. marked the Memorial Day holiday, May 27 also marked the official end of the 86th Legislative Session. The Legislature adjourned sine die,

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Legislative Update

We’ve shared with you a number of reforms the Texas Legislature is working on this legislative session to improve our legal system. Now with less

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As Seen on TV

Every day, Texans are inundated with a relentless stream of advertising for legal services. As we’ve discussed before in this blog, personal injury trial lawyer

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In Defense of Jury Duty

We’ve all been there. You check the mail, minding your own business, and there it is. A jury summons. Unfortunately, most people see this as

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