As of Sunday, drivers with Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDLs) issued by Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico or Washington State will need some other form of I.D. in order to make pickups/deliveries at airports...

The Supreme Court just released a decision that potentially jeopardizes a federal program for preserving railroad rights of way. The program has allowed carriers that abandon lines to turn them into "rail trails."

Cyberbullying can happen anytime and anywhere, and it can reach children even when they are alone.

Late last year, the Texas Supreme Court finalized amendments to several of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure to coordinate with the transition to state-wide electronic filing.

The Supreme Court hears a case this week that could affect how people communicate on Facebook.

On October 22, 2014, the Texas State Securities Board adopted crowdfunding rules without any substantive changes from those proposed in April.

On October 22, 2014, the Texas State Securities Board adopted crowdfunding rules without any substantive changes from those proposed in April.

Trial lawyers often file summary judgment motions. Most motions for summary judgment require supporting evidence.

If you have ever been fired or laid-off, your natural tendency would be to tell off your previous boss. The words "SUCK IT" come to mind, but how costly is getting things off your chest when you have been paid severance or settled a case with your former employer?

When you replace 46-year-old Freda with 49 year-old Freddie, it only seems logical that you shouldn’t have to worry about an age discrimination claim.

I love Ellen DeGeneres. She is funny, smart, and one heck of a dancer. I even like the way she dresses.

Picking up where the Food Safety Modernization Act ("FSMA") left off, under proposed S.1310, Congress is considering requiring dietary supplement manufacturers to notify FDA of all marketed products and within 30 days with respect to all new and reformulated products, identifying the ingredients, labeling, the weight of any proprietary blend, and lot numbers.

For the time being, matters pending in Federal courts are unaffected by the United States government shutdown that currently dominates the news.

The Federal Judiciary announced on its website today that as a result of cost-cutting measures the courts will be funded through at least October 17, 2013.

Consumer-oriented businesses will soon face yet another challenge from consumers complaining online about their experiences with companies.

Olympic stories are supposed to be about athletes who overcome incredible odds to succeed.

Of interest to litigators and corporate lawyers alike, the Fifth Circuit recently decided the correct procedure for enforcing a contractual forum selection clause—a matter of some disagreement among the circuit courts and, until now, an unanswered question in the Fifth Circuit.

The Texas Supreme Court on October 12, 2012, in In The Interest of E.N.C., J.A.C., S.A.L, N.A.G and C.G.L., Minor Children, held that evidence of deportation alone does not constitute clear and convincing evidence that termination of parental rights is in the best interest of the child.

On August 7, 2014, both houses of the Mexican Congress passed the secondary laws needed to make the long-awaited energy reform in Mexico a reality.

Real estate deals. Sexual harassment. Evictions. Homelessness. Empowerment. No, it’s not the latest version of the Real Housewives.