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8/19/2026 1:20:42 PM Mississippi Supreme Court Clarifies Standard for Claims Arising from Withdrawn Medical Consent By Rebecca Hamilton On August 6, 2026, the Mississippi Supreme Court issued an opinion in the case of Brown v. Davey-Sullivan that establishes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...