Houston lawyer Paul Kubosh and his firm, along with his bondsman brother Michael Kubosh and Kubosh Bail Bonding, face a civil barratry lawsuit filed against them on Aug. 29. William Carter alleges in a petition that when he sought a bail quote from Kubosh Bail Bonding, he was provided a quote that also included attorney … Read More »

Since most law schools still fail to offer courses in portable electronics repair and maintenance, it can be very useful to know what to do when a phone stops working. Here’s a quick rundown on how to respond to six common dead phone situations.

Using eMediation will not eliminate eDiscovery disputes, but will most assuredly reduce the time, money, and energy of eDiscovery motion practice, says Gardere Wynne partner Peter Vogel. eMediation offers parties a means to have control over their cases in what is still a most unique manner.

Speaking at the Technology Policy Institute’s annual conference, Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Edith Ramirez issued a stern warning to U.S. companies that house vast amounts of consumers’ personal data: Watch out.

While there are stacks of Texas appellate court opinions concerning challenges to the adequacy of expert reports in medical malpractice cases, there aren’t many that address what happens when the dispute is between the experts themselves.