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Texas Business Court Clarifies Removal Timing: Pending Applications for Injunctive Relief Need Not Be Decided Before Removal

By Audrey L. Blount & Sarah-Michelle Stearns on June 24, 2026
Posted in Featured, Texas Business Court

In Aspire Commercial v. Stephenson, the Texas Business Court held that parties may remove cases without waiting for a ruling on a pending temporary injunction application.…

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Texas Business Court Weighs Transfer and Approval Provisions for Texas LLC Membership Units

By Samuel G. Davison, Sergio Cavazos & Nathan P. Emeritz on May 7, 2026
Posted in Featured, Texas Business Court

The Texas Business Court analyzed a Texas LLC agreement’s drag‑along provision, focusing on board approval requirements for membership unit transfers.…

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Texas Business Court Clarifies Jurisdictional Threshold and “Qualified Transaction” Requirements

By Bill Katz on March 9, 2026
Posted in Featured, Texas Business Court

The Texas Business Court continues to develop precedent regarding its own jurisdiction.…

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