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Upcoming Webinar: Top Trust and Estate Issues the Texas Supreme Court Should Address
Trust and estate litigation is increasing due to the aging of our population and the great transfer of wealth over the next twenty years. David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Fiduciary Litigator blog, will address the top issues
Troutman Pepper Locke Weekly Consumer Financial Services Newsletter – September 9, 2026
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Risk News — Update on BRB Salary Survey, Television Risk Revealed, Carrot Top Accuser Calls Conflict, Firm Rejects Disqualification as Based on “Manufactured” Conflicts
Quick Update on the BRB Risk Compensation Survey:
I’m quite pleased to see continued strong interest in our annual salary survey! I wanted to drop a quick note with a clarification/recommendation, based on a note from one firm.
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Texas’s Most Dangerous Bridges for 18-Wheeler Strikes
If you’ve spent any time in Texas, you’ve probably read about an incident where an entire highway was shut down because someone in a big rig hit the overpass while driving under it. Texas has some of the busiest freight
Your U.S. Tax Court Case Just Got Closer to Home
New Trial Cities, Broader Access, and a Pilot of a Smarter Calendar
On September 8, 2026, Chief Judge Urda announced three significant changes to how the United States Tax Court administers its trial sessions. Here is what you need to
Possible Reprisal Against Rogers
Kate Rogers was fired a year ago for comments in her dissertation. See my post about that termination here. It was clear from the get-go that she was fired in violation of her First Amendment and free speech rights.
A new day comes for the Friday orders lists
What a week, huh?
When I opened an unassuming email advisory from the Court this morning, I expected the usual kind of thing you’d see on a Wednesday. Maybe a notice that a stay had been denied or an abatement
Sponsored Content: I Want to Grow My Firm, But How?
You want to grow your firm, but you also want to grow it the right way. I want to be able to hire staff, but not spend every waking hour training them. I want to draft my motions and orders,
Cost Drivers for Reincorporations
Although there has been substantial discussion on differences in state corporate law driving incorporation choices, not as much attention has been paid to cost differentiation between the states. As many know, Delaware charges smaller public companies organized as corporations up