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By Rick Chavez  The Texas Supreme Court’s recent decision in Ortiz v. Nelapatla significantly reshapes Chapter 18 counter-affidavit practice and may alter how parties challenge medical expense...

By Yaron Shaham and Jaion Chung In a unanimous opinion on Thursday, May 14, 2026, the United States Supreme Court held state-law negligent hiring claims against freight brokers are not preempted by the Federal Aviation...

With new AI tools popping up every day, attorneys can no longer trust that opposing counsel’s citations and propositions of law are accurate, and courts are not happy about it. Since May of 2023, courts in the United States...

A major development out of the Texas Legislature is poised to bring meaningful change to the landscape of personal injury litigation—and insurance defense attorneys should take note. Senate Bill 30, recently passed by the...

Similar to other industries, the ongoing labor shortage crisis in the U.S. is detrimentally impacting construction activities in both the residential and commercial sectors. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the...