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This post was contributed by Mr. Tim Delabar of Cokinos Young. More information about Mr. Delabar can be found at the bottom of the article. In a consolidated opinion, the Texas Supreme Court stepped into the fray and resolved disputes between the First, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Court of Appeals about the jurisdiction of the
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Well, it’s been a quiet few months here at Strictly Business–because it’s been a quiet few months at the Business Court (at least, in terms of opinions). So far, the Court has issued 16 opinions statewide, and most of them have essentially just been the same opinion, saying that TBC doesn’t have jurisdiction over cases
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We have the first five opinions of the Texas Business Court and they’re… basically all the same opinion. TL;DR: cases filed before September 1, 2024 are outside the jurisdiction of the Business Court. Let’s talk about House Bill 19. House Bill 19 was the Act that created the Texas Business Courts, and in large part
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This post was contributed by Ms. Daniela Peinado Welsh of Graves Dougherty Hearon & Moody, PC in Austin, Texas. More information about Ms. Peinado Welsh can be found at the end of the post. Dear Colleagues, A new court is open for business in Texas, and it has adopted local rules of practice and procedure. For
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