October brings a national spotlight to pro bono service, with legal organizations across the country celebrating attorneys ...

Adam Sanderson was in a patent trial in Chicago in 2016 when opposing counsel pulled him aside. He had a potential big case but also a conflict and offered to introduce Sanderson to his client. Today, ...

Wes Sharples had a clear vision when he left Texas for college at Dartmouth in 1999: Play football, earn a degree in ...

Texas has moved quickly in recent months to tighten oversight of data center development across the state. Developers now face expanding audit and disclosure demands regarding electricity consumption, ...

During his five years as GC at Frost Bank, C.E. Rhodes has achieved extraordinary successes. He is the recipient of the 2026 ...

A Tarrant County jury awarded a local family more than $21.6 million after finding that construction defects in their home exposed them to toxic sewer gas, mold and insects, in violation of the state ...

A recent Lawbook piece cited trial experts predicting juries would become AI’s de facto regulators as litigation surges. History says otherwise — pointing to how Congress and state legislatures moved ...

What do you look for in hiring outside counsel?Wes Sharples: I hire lawyers, not law firms. Technical expertise is important, but, with some exceptions for niche practice areas, ...

After hearing nearly four hours of closing arguments Tuesday, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez said he should have a decision within about a week on a proposal to appoint a Chapter 11 trustee ...

Nick Wagoner and Clifford Ashcroft-Smith have joined Sorrels Law as partners, according to a news release. Wagoner opened his own personal injury practice in Dallas in 2015 after beginning his ...

The Texas Business Court spent September on gatekeeping. Four of its opinions turned on whether the court could hear the case at all: the court kept two removed cases, remanded a third and dismissed a ...