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Lawyers in San Antonio are Tax-Payers, Too: Footing the Bill for Gov. Perry’s Attorney Not so Appeal

Always a controversial figure, Rick Perry is stepping into the spotlight in new and interesting ways this month. With only six months...

Texas Technology Attorneys Divided on Google's "Needed" Title II Status For Pole Attack.

Fiber optics: brilliantly fast and a powerhouse for revolutionizing the telecommunications industry in the Information Age (at least...

Donuts, Burgers, and Electric Cars: Merger Attorneys in San Antonio Speculate About Corporate Action

America—the land of opportunity for individuals and corporations alike, is becoming a battleground in which states war with one another...

Texas Governor Rick Perry to be Judged in Fairness, say Attorneys at an Experienced Law Firm in San.

Whether Rick Perry was drunk on power, too high and mighty for the state, too big for his britches, or whether his recent actions that...

San Antonio Lawyers Close to Eagle Ford Shale Know Just How Hot Things are Getting Under the Surface

The Eagle Ford Shale region of Texas is booming, and not just in the oil business. Legally, too, with area experts predicting “a crush of...

Even Lawyers in San Antonio, Texas Behave Badly Every Once in a While - Some Receive More Than the P

Attorneys are arguably the butt-end of jokes more often than blondes, and the professional subset of the general population enjoys a...

Most attorneys in San Antonio aren't jealous of the job tasked to small-town Sheriff of Eldorado.

One sheriff’s job is kind of overwhelming, and tasked with something he probably never predicted he’d be responsible for, he’s doing his...

There's Still Cowboys Left in Texas, Though Not

The housing market collapse back in 2008 wasn’t exactly the prettiest (or possibly legal) thing that Americans have experienced as...

Energy company's move to interest shareholders, environmentalists, even the average Texas security.

It’s been a hundred years since Standard Oil reigned in the west, especially in Texas, but oil is pretty much still king of the energy...