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The proposed rule, announced by the FTC in January, would generally ban the practice of non-compete agreements by making it…
In a Texas divorce, “who gets what” can be determined either by the agreement of the divorcing couple, or by…
Following Pepi Corp. v. Galliford, 254 S.W.3d 457, 462 (Tex. App.—Houston [1st Dist.] 2007, pet. denied.), the Fifth Circuit summarized…
Among other items, the committee will: hear an update on the bar’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2023-2024, review the…
This is where the “Merger Doctrine” comes in. Some ideas can be expressed intelligibly only in one or a limited…
1. Moving to a new home. Many parents move after a divorce. This can create some issues if the move…
In order to reap the many benefits of having an LLC operating agreement in place can bestow upon your business…
In a recurring theme, harmony and the four-corners rule were front and center in Citation 2002 Inv. LLC et al…
When Does Statute of Limitations Begin to Run in Failure to Accommodate Cases and What is the Burden of Proof
Facts: Plaintiff worked as a customer service representative for Charter Communications for approximately seven years when she was placed on…
In a dissent from a dismissal order in Chapman v. Doe, Justice Jackson questioned whether the Supreme Court had become…
Insupportability is also known as a “no-fault” divorce in the world of Texas family law. A no-fault divorce means that…
In the lawsuit Vaughan v. Lewisville ISD, the plaintiff claimed his vote as a white voter was diluted by some…
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