Where do you think you're going? Senior reporter Brenda Sapino Jeffreys looks at a final judgment in a dispute that involved one attorney withdrawing from the partnership.
Money woes: A firm alleges a former employee stole more than $100,000. Senior reporter John Council gets some advice on how lawyers can protect their money.
Complaint dismissed: Dallas lawyer Randy Johnston says the State Commission on Judicial Conduct notified him that it has dismissed his complaint against 44th District Judge Carlos Cortez. Senior reporter John Council finds out what effect lawyers for both men think it will have on Cortez's defamation suit against Johnston.
We have ways of making you talk: Kate Moseley, a former non-equity partner in Patton Boggs, seeks a Rule 202 deposition of two firm leaders to find out why she didn't get promoted. Senior reporter John Council hears from her attorney, Rogge Dunn (pictured).
Make it go away: Senior reporter Brenda Sapino Jeffreys finds out why the Court of Criminal Appeals put the kibosh on a pretrial hearing in a capital case.
Award thrown out: The 5th Court of Appeals finds an arbitrator didn't disclose a prior relationship with Kellogg, Brown & Root.
How to make more: Study finds jury trials from 1995-2009 yielded higher patent damages awards.
Newsmakers. Inadmissible. VerdictSearch. Case Summaries. Discipline.
In practice: Quentin Brogdon explores the questions to ask police officers in car wreck cases.
Opinion: Charles Herring Jr. argues that lawyers should vote no on the referendum on the disciplinary rules.
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