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Harris County Civil Court: Actions Taken on Jan. 3 - Vimarsana News

Harris County Civil Court: Actions Taken on Jan. 3

The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activity on Jan. 3 in the suits below:

Illinois has been subject to Pritzker's emergency powers for nearly 22 months; Where does this power come from? - Vimarsana News

Illinois has been subject to Pritzker's emergency powers for nearly 22 months; Where does this power come from?

Illinois’ emergency management statute grants the governor broad powers to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, and the General Assembly has shown no interest in amending it.

Plaintiffs refute U.S. Steel's defenses against alleged injuries that bricklayer suffered in Clairton plant - Vimarsana News

Plaintiffs refute U.S. Steel's defenses against alleged injuries that bricklayer suffered in Clairton plant

PITTSBURGH – A pair of Glassport plaintiffs do not give credence to objections made by U.S. Steel, in response to a lawsuit they filed connected to injuries the husband-plaintiff suffered while working at the company’s plant in Clairton.

Bankruptcy discharged without before debtors tell court about stake in injury suit - Vimarsana News

Bankruptcy discharged without before debtors tell court about stake in injury suit

EAST ST. LOUIS – Bankruptcy trustee Russell Simon of Swansea should take the first chunk of any judgment that David Hoffman of Pontoon Beach might win from a crash suit in U.S. district court, defendant Boise Cascade argued on Jan. 4.

Texas Bar argues Free Speech Clause doesn't apply to its activities in mandatory dues case before Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Texas Bar argues Free Speech Clause doesn't apply to its activities in mandatory dues case before Supreme Court

WASHINGTON - The State Bar of Texas’ speech is government speech, so “the Free Speech Clause has no application” to its expressive activities, according to a petition the Bar’s Board of Directors recently filed with the U.S. Supreme Court.