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A Texas appellate court threw out a trial court order that approved a plaintiff's overly broad discovery request in an employee's personal injury lawsuit

(The Center Square ) – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attorneys filed a motion with the Senate on Wednesday requesting it exclude evidence that they say the House obtained in violation of the Texas and U.S. constitutions and state law.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's attorneys filed two motions to the state Senate just before the deadline.

(The Center Square ) – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attorneys filed a motion with the Senate on Wednesday requesting it exclude evidence that they say the House obtained in

The City of Killeen’s opening salvo in its appeal of a judge’s decision regarding a controversial, voter-approved marijuana ordinance was supposed to arrive in Austin on Wednesday but now the

A Texas trial court held that certain documents referenced in a report authored by a non-lawyer consultant hired by the University of Texas System (the "System")...

A Texas trial court held that certain documents referenced in a report authored by a non-lawyer consultant hired by the…

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has issued a discovery order ordering more information to be provided to Ken Paxton's lawyers before his impeachment trial.

As elected officials and citizens await the trial that could remove Kerr County Commissioner (Pct. 1) Harley David Belew from office, the county judge has clarified the county’s position.

A more than $15 million award for noneconomic damages in a wrongful death suit prompted the Texas Supreme Court’s recent plurality opinion in Gregory v. Chohan, __ S.W.3d __, No....