Commercial Litigation

The New 15th Court of Appeals in Texas

Thanks to Senate Bill 1045, a new statewide 15th Court of Appeals is being added to help manage specific civil…

2 years ago

Understanding Third-Party Subpoenas in Business Litigation

In business litigation, it’s not uncommon for companies or individuals to be drawn into a dispute they aren’t directly involved…

2 years ago

Understanding the Non-Party Subpoena

In business litigation, it’s not uncommon for companies or individuals to be drawn into a dispute they aren’t directly involved…

2 years ago

From Startup to Legal Giant: The Evolution of TikTok’s Privacy Challenges

TikTok’s meteoric rise from a startup to a global social media giant has been nothing short of spectacular. However, along…

2 years ago

What Should Businesses Know About the New DOJ Whistleblower Program?

In this two-part episode of Business Law Breakdown, Paul Skeith, founding partner of Richards Rodriguez & Skeith, breaks down what…

2 years ago

Texas Privacy Law Breakdown | Jim Howicz with Richards Rodriguez & Skeith

In June 2023, Texas took a significant step forward in protecting consumer data by passing the Texas Data Privacy and…

2 years ago

When Is Business Litigation an Emergency?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRqynMpzkJs As people go about their daily lives, they are constantly interacting with others, whether they be coworkers, employees, friends,…

3 years ago

When Is Business Litigation an Emergency

Clients are often upset when they come to see me about a litigation matter. Someone has done them wrong; they're…

3 years ago

Why Isn’t the Case Finished When the Trial is Over?

The American jury trial process can be, to put it simply, an arduous one. Sometimes it feels like there are…

3 years ago

Why Isn’t the Case Finished When the Trial is Over? | Richards Rodriguez & Skeith | Clark Richards

Hear from Austin, TX business law office Richards Rodriguez & Skeith partner Clark Richards on why court cases don't necessarily…

3 years ago