I recently co-authored an article for Southern Ag Today with my friend and colleague, Jesse Richardson, that raised an important question about signage required under state landowner liability statutes.
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I recently co-authored an article for Southern Ag Today with my friend and colleague, Jesse Richardson, that raised an important question about signage required under state landowner liability statutes.
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The Texas A&M Agricultural Economics Extension group recently published the 2026 Custom Rates Survey. This resource offers average prices across Texas for various services such as tractor rental, planting and tillage operations, fertilizing, chemical application, harvesting, land improvement operations, fence…
A recent Hill Country easement dispute was considered by the San Antonio Court of Appeals in Luckenbach Ranch, LLC v. Bowling. [Read Opinion here.]
Background
Wendy Williams owned 62-acres of land in Fredericksburg, TX. Wendy…
The Texas Supreme Court recently decided an interesting contract case involving an agreement to supply water for fracking in Equinor Energy v. Lindale Pipeline. [Read Opinion here.]
Background
Fracking is a common method of oil and…
In January, the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas held a Texas law related to labeling of analogue meat products was unconstitutional in Turtle Island Foods Inc. v. Shuford. [Read Order here.]
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