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Texas Supreme Court Category Archives: Texas Supreme Court
Legally Speaking: Protecting the furry members of the family
The Texas Supreme Court recently ruled that owners of companion animals cannot recover non-economic damages from those who killed their pets. Whether it’s a motorist who hit your child’s adored puppy, a veterinarian who made a careless error or an … Read More
Texas Supreme Court still in Republican hands
AUSTIN — Two incumbents and one new Republican justice have been elected to the Texas Supreme Court, retaining the GOP hold on the state’s highest court. DON WILLETT Don Willett held on to his Place 2 seat with 4,758,725 votes, … Read More




