Introduction: In the second installment of our series on drones, we analyzed a recent opinion in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit regarding a verdict that will affect the legality of registering your drones. As we learned last...
This week, in Pagayon, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corp., the Texas Supreme Court tackled the question of whether an employer owes a duty to supervise its employees in the context of a wrongful death case arising from a fist fight between an employee, his father, and...
This week, in Pagayon, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corp., the Texas Supreme Court tackled the question of whether an employer owes a duty to supervise its employees in the context of a wrongful death case arising from a fist fight between an employee, his father, and...
This past week the Texas Supreme Court issued 6 opinions and 8 grants. In one of these opinions the Court examined whether a judgment against an insured defendant was fully adversarial and thus enforceable against the defendant’s insurer. In Great American Insurance...
This week the Texas Supreme Court issued 5 opinions, but no grants. Three of the opinions are of particular interest. In the In re National Lloyds Insurance Co., et al. case, the Court addressed whether a party’s attorney-billing information is discoverable when the...
In the first installment of our series on drones, we took you through a brief history of drone and aircraft regulation, along with the current criminal laws that are in play in order to help you navigate safely without ending up in the slammer. We had planned to...
No grants or opinions were issued by the Texas Supreme Court this week. Please check back with us next week for any new updates.
