8/21/2026 1:54:24 PM Montgomery v. Caribe Transport By Art Spratlin Nicole Broussard For years now, state and federal courts have been split over a simple, yet complex question: Does federal law preempt state law claims...
8/20/2026 5:14:50 PM Winning $23.8 Million Is One Thing. Collecting It Is Another: Van Leeuwen v. Rebel Meets Chapter 11 By John Dollarhide A nearly $24 million trademark judgment tends to get attention. But Van Leeuwen Ice Cream LLC v. Rebel Creamery LLC is quickly becoming...
8/19/2026 1:20:58 PM Louisiana’s Behind the Counter Protection Act Expands Workplace Violence Protections By Angelle Crochet The Louisiana Behind the Counter Protection Act (“LBCPA”), which took effect on August 1, 2026, aims to deter workplace violence against...
8/19/2026 1:20:42 PM Mississippi Supreme Court Clarifies Standard for Claims Arising from Withdrawn Medical Consent By Rebecca Hamilton On August 6, 2026, the Mississippi Supreme Court issued an opinion in the case of Brown v. Davey-Sullivan that establishes a framework...
8/18/2026 1:32:19 PM Suing the Government in Texas Requires Thinking Beyond the Merits By J.R. Johnson Suing the government in Texas often begins with a fight over whether the court can hear the case at all. Counterintuitively, winning that...
8/4/2026 6:50:08 PM Recent Developments in Texas Data Center Interconnections and the ERCOT Batch Zero Process By Jessica Soos Gov. Abbott sent a public letter to the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT)...
8/4/2026 6:21:48 PM Governor Abbott Directs Review of Data Centers Seeking ERCOT Grid Connection By Carley Butler On August 3, 2026, Governor Greg Abbott directed the Public Utility Commission of Texas and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas to...
7/30/2026 6:28:09 PM New Federal Policy Prohibits Certain Gain-of-Function Research and Restricts Certain International Projects By Cara Baer New government-wide requirements create significant review, certification, monitoring, reporting, and enforcement obligations for...
7/23/2026 6:36:18 PM Texas’ Data Center Conversation Is Evolving By Esme Thoman Texas has long been recognized as a national leader in economic development, attracting significant investment across the technology,...
7/16/2026 6:42:12 PM Before the Ballot: What SB 26-145 Means for School Districts By Jens Niederreiter Dalton Kelley Kim Crawford Maria Harwood +1 more... Show less Background The Colorado General Assembly recently enacted Senate Bill 26-145, entitled “Charter School Involvement in Local Ballot...
7/13/2026 6:07:11 PM Mississippi Hospitals Should Prepare Now for New Medicare Requirements for Off-Campus Outpatient Departments By Jonathan Werne Mississippi hospitals with provider-based off-campus outpatient departments should start preparing now for new Medicare requirements that...
7/10/2026 6:32:55 PM MSDH Approves Major Updates to State Health Plan and CON Review Manual By Jonathan Werne The Mississippi State Department of Health (“MSDH”) approved revisions to the State Health Plan and a reorganized Certificate of Need...
7/6/2026 6:41:59 PM For Businesses and Litigators, Insurance Coverage Is a Litigation Strategy, Not Just a Risk Management Issue By David Fawal So your business (or your client’s business) just got sued. What started out as a nice day just turned sour. Now what do you do? If you...
6/29/2026 6:35:58 PM Court Ruling Raises Questions About Tennessee Healthcare Provider Noncompete Statute By David Johnson A federal court ruling on June 24, 2026, raises interesting questions about whether noncompete restrictions impacting Tennessee...
6/9/2026 6:30:26 PM Texas Courts Constrain Any Appeal of ERCOT Board Action to Effectively Serial Motions for Reconsideration—Is That What the Legislature Intended? By Bill Moore Introduction and Overview Under Texas law, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (“ERCOT”), the independent system operator for the...
6/3/2026 6:46:10 PM When a Tort Claim Is Still a Tort Claim: The Tennessee Supreme Court Rejects Prejudgment Interest Against UM Carriers in Haddon v. Vanlier By Corine Stark The Tennessee Supreme Court’s recent decision in Haddon v. Vanlier, No. M2023-01151-SC-R11-CV (Tenn. May 12, 2026) [1] is a significant...