Austin Personal Injury Blog
Earlier this week, Jonathon Glater of the New York Times had an article that discussed how businesses use arbitration agreements. Apparently, at a time when businesses are becoming more and more aggressive about using arbitration clauses in their contracts with consumers, they still aren’t using them in business to business contracts. The article is based…
Read MoreYesterday was the start of early voting in Texas. While the presidential campaign gets all the hype, three Texas Supreme Court justices are up for re-election, and the election highlights some of the problems with judicial elections. The first is campaign contributions. Earlier this month, the non-profit Texans for Public Justice issued a report on…
Read MoreA few weeks ago, I wrote about a dispute that was coming to a head in the Texas Third Court of Appeals, which is housed in Austin. The dispute involved the criminal case against Tom Delay and his business associates. The Third Court issued a ruling in the criminal case that was very favorable to…
Read MoreToday is Blog Action Day, an event where bloggers unite on one day to discuss a single issue. This year’s topic is poverty, which is fitting since I was asked to participate in this event by my friend Kerry Qunell at the Capital Area Food Bank. I thought I’d take a little different spin and talk about Volunteer…
Read MoreI don’t have time to really comment on it, but Lise Olsen of the Houston Chronicle has a story in today’s paper about the surprising number of federal judges under investigation. Led by Texas’s own Judge Kent, the story reads like a soap opera — we’ve got allegations involving nude photos, escort services, and accepting…
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