A new executive order declares a national emergency regarding the foreign supply of bulk-power system electric equipment, expanding on prior efforts under President Trump’s May 1, 2020, Executive Order 13920. For suppliers, distributors and purchasers of commercial generators, transformers, inverters,
Check out the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit’s opinion in Ramirez v. City of Texas City, No. 25-40475 (Sep. 3, 2026), in which the court concluded that a property owner raising a procedural due process claim properly
Sitting on Texas’s Colorado River, residents of Austin can face floods at almost any time of the year. During winter and spring, rainstorms in Austin or anywhere along the Colorado River’s drainage basin can cause flash floods in the city.
Almost certainly yes, and they do not need a warrant to do it. If you leave a fork, a cup, a straw, or a cigarette butt behind, courts have overwhelmingly held that you gave up your privacy interest in it,
The Food and Drug Administration continues to investigate multiple outbreaks of foodborne illnesses, many with the source of the pathogens unknown.However, for the first time the agency is reporting that romaine lettuce was the vehicle of an outbreak of E.
A car accident in Austin, Texas, can leave you dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, insurance questions, and unexpected expenses. What you do in the hours and days after the crash may also affect your ability to pursue compensation. Texas law
New York, NY and Houston, TX, September 10, 2026 – Discernis, legal intelligence software for litigation and investigations, today announced a new educational partnership with Doug Austin’s eDiscovery Today, the only daily blog for electronic discovery, information governance, cybersecurity, data privacy
It happens on nearly every residential street in Dallas. A driver returning home from the opposite direction pulls past their house, swings the car into a U-turn, and parks facing oncoming traffic rather than with it. Or they simply skip
There is no way Masoumeh Ebtekar, or “Screaming Mary” as she was known, should be allowed to enter or remain in the United States. She was the “spokesperson for the students who stormed the U.S. embassy in Tehran in 1979
Following up on the last post in this series, we now have data from January through August 2026. Special thanks to three student research assistants, Boyd Law students Rocco Marino and Enya Dinca, and UNLV Honors College undergraduate student
