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Brackett & Ellis congratulates Veronica C. Law on being elected for a second term to the Board of Directors of the Tarrant County Bar Association. Veronica has been on the

Brackett & Ellis attorney Ronald L. Adams was inducted on March 24, 2018 into the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Hall of Honor. The Corps of Cadets established the Hall

What Do We Do Now? What You Need to Know about OCR’s New Approach for Title IX and Sexual Misconduct In 2011 and 2014, the Office of Civil Rights (OCR)

Article by Heath Coffman O’Connor’s Texas Causes of Action is one of the preeminent sources for information on Texas causes of action and defenses.  In the latest edition’s chapter on

Article by Heath Coffman Under Texas law, the one-satisfaction rule states that a plaintiff is entitled to only one recovery for any damages suffered because of a particular injury. In

By, Heath Coffman In my previous posts, I have discussed the varying standards for injunctive relief under the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act (TUTSA). Some courts have required showings of irreparable

Article By Heath Coffman In my earlier posts, I discussed the developing standards for injunctive relief under the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act (TUTSA). Under the Northern District of Texas’s

Article by Heath Coffman In my earlier posts, I explored the complicated definition of “misappropriation” under the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act (TUTSA).  Litigants and courts often fail to understand all the ways a trade

Article by Heath Coffman In my earlier posts, I explored the complicated definition of “misappropriation” under the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act (TUTSA).  Litigants and courts often fail to understand all the ways a

Article by Heath Coffman The Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act (TUTSA) displaces conflicting tort, restitutionary, and other law of this state providing civil remedies for misappropriation of a trade secret.