Category Archives: Commercial Litigation
Texas Woman Sues Starbucks For Hot Coffee
To the average onlooker, it might seem like corporations are often sued for the most trivial things imaginable. It might seem unthinkable that these lawsuits could actually be successful, especially when plaintiffs are suing corporations for accidents that were seemingly unpreventable – or caused by their own carelessness. However, corporate insiders know that these… Read More »
Facebook Can Be Sued For Sex Trafficking, According To Texas Supreme Court
Like so many other big tech companies, Facebook is no stranger to lawsuits. Under the leadership of tech oligarch Mark Zuckerburg, the company has come under fire for a wide variety of reasons over the years. But even the most eccentric conspiracy theorists were probably a little surprised when Facebook was linked to sex… Read More »
Google’s Antitrust Lawsuit Is Being Moved From Texas To New York
In a recent development of Google’s antitrust battle, a lawsuit that was set to go ahead in Texas has been moved to the Southern District of New York. This is an interesting development for many reasons, and it has sparked issues of whether or not state attorney generals should be able to choose the… Read More »
Monsanto Sued In Texas Over Damage To Vineyards
While there are many controversial corporations in America, one of the most infamous is Bayer-Monsanto. While this company might have a shady reputation, even the most controversial corporations deserve a fair trial. After all, justice is supposed to be blind. With the right corporate defense attorneys, companies like Bayer-Monsanto can avoid significant legal consequences… Read More »
The Challenge For Tesla As Fatal Texas Crash Threatens Product Liability Suits
Tesla is facing a serious challenge in Texas. The fatal crash that claimed two lives is becoming a global news story, and new questions are being asked about the safety of these electric cars. We still don’t have all the details about how this crash happened, but it seems as though the car itself… Read More »
Covid-19 Liability Shields For Corporations In Texas
If you’re running a corporation in West Texas, you’ve probably heard a thing or two about Covid-19 liability shields. Texas has been working to implement these liability shields for some time now, and this process becomes even more important as the United States begins to reopen its doors and resume business as usual. So… Read More »
Energy Companies In Texas Feeling The Heat After Big Freeze Lawsuits
Energy companies are facing numerous lawsuits in the wake of the winter storm that saw millions of people lose power in February of 2021. Some of these lawsuits are based on damage incurred because of the loss of power, but this is really only the tip of the iceberg. For such a major incident,… Read More »
How Breach Of Fiduciary Claims Affect West Texas Corporations
Although structuring a business or a nonprofit as a corporation in West Texas certainly comes with its fair share of advantages, you also face a number of legal vulnerabilities under this business type. One of the many legal issues you may face is a lawsuit regarding breach of fiduciary duty. Otherwise known as an… Read More »
Law Firm Sued For Fraudulent Real Estate Transactions In Texas
Many of us often forget that a law firm is just another type of business. At their core, law firms exist to become profitable. While many attorneys are genuinely passionate about helping others, the underlying goal is to become successful and earn a living. Many law firms are structured as corporations, which means they… Read More »
Updates on Arbitration: Two Recent Decisions That Help Enforce Arbitration Agreements
It’s no surprise that plaintiffs oppose arbitration agreements. First, arbitration is generally less costly than litigation, which means lower defense costs. Second, it’s a private process, so trial lawyers get less publicity by battling a case before an arbitrator. Nevertheless, despite the constitutionality of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), cases continue to be brought… Read More »
