Privacy Plus+Privacy, Technology and PerspectiveCensoring the “Censors”: This week, a U.S. District Court enjoined enforcement of Texas HB 20, a bill backed by Texas’ deeply conservative legislature and Governor Greg Abbott that would have prohibited “social media platforms”
If Being a Football Coach Was Like Being a Defense Attorney
COACH: Alright team, this week, we are playing the Chiefs . . . PLAYER: So, you’re trying to tell us that we just need to give up.COACH: Um, no. I’m just trying to start a conversation about what to expect as
Here’s What Happens If You Steal $4.6M in PPP Money from the Government
The Great Accessibility Overlays Battle – now available on YouTube
The Digital Accessibility Legal Summit 2021 is over, but those interested in the panel discussion and following commentary from The Great Accessibility Overlays Battle can watch it YouTube below. Spoiler alert: widgets, plug-ins and overlays all have one thing in
Nominations sought for State Bar pro bono awards
The State Bar of Texas Legal Services to the Poor in Civil Matters and Legal Services to the Poor in Criminal Matters committees are seeking nominations of deserving individuals, groups, and entities that perform exceptional work in the field of
Why Taxpayers in Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi Should Consider the IRS’s Streamlined Compliance Procedure Program Now
On November 30, 2021, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issued its opinion in U.S. v. Bittner. Contrary to decisions of other federal courts, the Fifth Circuit concluded that it was proper for the IRS
AG Law Weekly Round Up
Happy December! There has been a lot of agricultural law news over the past few weeks, so here are some of the biggest stories impacting agriculture.
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Who is eligible to receive alimony?
Concerns over supporting yourself both during the divorce and after may be holding you back from filing a case. It can be quite stressful to be in a position where you do not know where your next paycheck comes from
Texas v. New York: Which state offers more protections to employees? The answer will not surprise you.
It is no secret that in the past few years companies have been moving their principal places of business from progressive states, like California or New York, to Texas. Texas has been known as a “business-friendly” state, and for good
State Commission on Judicial Conduct releases annual report
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct has released its fiscal year 2021 annual report covering activities from September 1, 2020, to August 31, 2021. It is available online at scjc.texas.gov/about/annual-reports/.
The State Bar of Texas Annual Report 2020-2021 and