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In the News

The Texas Business Court is redefining corporate litigation with a focus on efficiency, innovation and attracting high-profile business disputes.
Home and auto insurance rates have surged across Texas, leading to bipartisan discussions on how to tackle the growing crisis.
Maine is the latest state to file a climate nuisance lawsuit against major oil companies.
Climate activists are increasingly turning to lawsuits against energy companies, prompting debates about whether courts are the appropriate venue for such policy-driven issues.
Climate nuisance lawsuits targeting oil companies, if successful, could potentially extend to other industries with high carbon emissions.
A recent report has drawn a connection between widespread attorney advertising for auto accident claims and increasing auto insurance costs across the U.S.
As the 2025 Texas legislative session approaches, the Texas judiciary is requesting a 30% base pay raise to help fill vacancies and retain judges.
Voters in Texas ushered in a historic shift, electing Republican judges statewide and flipping appellate courts in traditionally Democratic strongholds.
The day after Los Angeles County filed a lawsuit against PepsiCo and Coca-Cola, accusing their product packaging of creating a public nuisance, a similar lawsuit against PepsiCo was dismissed in New York.
Oil and gas companies are facing skyrocketing insurance costs and limited coverage options as a result of abusive and unnecessary lawsuits. 
NYPD is investigating a staged accident that is part of a rising trend of insurance fraud schemes, where scammers cause intentional crashes to collect insurance payouts.
Tort inflation is financially burdening job creators, consumers and the legal system, with the average cost per U.S. household reaching $3,621 in 2020.