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Texas Attorney General COVID-19 public health protocols has been set for a March 26 trial, as District Judge Lora Livingston blocked OAG lawyers' quest for an immediate injunction. Saying she didn't "know that it is fair to any defendant" to be forced to respond to a suit filed less than 24 hours prior, Livingston, the longest-serving judge in Travis County, opted instead to set a three-hour hearing in two weeks to allow both sides to make their best case. "I don't know why there's any emergency," she noted. "People have been wearing masks for a year." Paxton's mean tweets and Henery Hawk t...

The UIL, (University Interscholastic League), updated their guidelines following the governor’s announcement to lift the mask mandate with an executive order.

Employers may want to prepare for this shift, as people may feel emboldened to refuse to wear masks. Despite GA-34, it is important to remember the OSH Act’s General Duty Clause requires employers to furnish workers with a place of employment free from hazards that are likely to cause death or harm.