Posted on · A Houston bankruptcy judge says, more often than not, bankruptcy is used to prevent such companies from going out of business completely.
Posted on · The shooter, Chad Anthony Padilla, will be prosecuted as an adult on an aggravated assault charge
Posted on · John Earl Nolley had been sentenced in 1998 to life in prison
Posted on · Bill Cosby heads to trial again on sexual assault charges arising from a 2004 encounter in his home. Last year, a jury couldn't decide on a verdict, so the judge declared a mistrial.
Posted on · This case had previously drawn international attention
Posted on · A court trials begins today, in connection with the Houston Firefighter’s push for equal pay
Posted on · The legal battles over the state's political maps and voter ID requirements will extend into 2018. Here's what to expect.
Posted on · The Trump administration said the ban was based on an assessment of each country's security situation and willingness to share information with the U.S.
Posted on · Jurors couldn't agree on a verdict in the murder and manslaughter case against former police officer Ray Tensing over his fatal shooting of black motorist Sam DuBose in 2015.
Posted on · The FBI began investigating Weiner in September on charges of sexting with an under aged girl.
Posted on · Dave Wilson's civil trial will determine his college board residency
Posted on · Multiple murder suspect falls to the floor during his initial court appearance
Posted on · The Supreme Courtâs latest session has nearly drawn to a close. The High Court has issued opinions and decisions in the final weeks in several widely anticipated cases, involving ones involving cell phone privacy and buffer zones around abortion clinics. And by the end of the day Monday, the Courtâs expected to issue its decision […]
Posted on · A federal judge in San Antonio Wednesday struck down the same sex marriage ban here in Texas. U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia ruled the ban unconstitutional, saying it deprives citizens equal protection under the law. But he also elected to delay the effect of his ruling while the state of Texas appeals. We discuss the […]
Posted on · The Supreme Court of Texas is hearing oral arguments this week in a handful of cases  involving matters ranging from arbitration awards to homeownerâs insurance to maritime law and negligence, to defamation. We talk with Osler McCarthy, the state high courtâs staff attorney, about these cases, and how the court operates.