In Galderma Laboratories, L.P. v. Erick Brenner, Judge Brian Stagner of the Eighth Division (Fort Worth) granted in part a temporary injunction to enforce a noncompete agreement against a former senior executive who accepted a CEO position with an alleged direct competitor.
The Texas Business Court continues to develop precedent regarding its own jurisdiction.
The Honorable Andrea K. Bouressa, with the Texas Business Court Division 1, issued a decision addressing the scope of arbitrator authority and the enforceability of arbitration awards.
Victory in historic first jury verdict in new Texas Business Court.
The Texas Business Court continues to grant dispositive motions, enforce unambiguous agreements, and shape commercial law. In a recent opinion, Michael D. Crain v. William “Will” Northern, Cause No.
Continue Reading Texas Business Court Grants Summary Judgment and Enforces “Texas Shootout” Buy-Sell Clause
A recent memorandum opinion from the Texas Business Court, First Division, serves as a reminder of the importance of proper documentation when forming business relationships.
The Texas Business Court continues to acknowledge its jurisdictional reach in commercial disputes.
Following the 2025 Texas Legislature’s regular session, litigators and corporate counsel should note numerous changes impacting the Texas Business Courts.
Continue Reading Texas Government Code Amendments Expand Texas Business Court System
On May 14, 2025, Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 29 (SB 29) into law, which seeks to modernize the Texas Business Organizations Code (TBOC) and encourage businesses to incorporate or redomicile in Texas.
Continue Reading Texas Business Organizations Code: Key Amendments Under SB 29
The Texas Business Court has established patterns after its first 90 days in business from September – November 2024.
Continue Reading Texas Business Court: Judges Take on Cases Across Divisions to Equalize Dockets