The legal landscape for complex commercial litigation has shifted with the establishment of the new Texas Business Court in September 2024. Created to handle high-value cases like multimillion-dollar contract disputes, shareholder actions and corporate governance conflicts, the Texas Business Courts are positioned to bring more consistency and efficiency to commercial litigation resolutions.
For companies operating – or planning to operate – in Texas, it is essential to understand the scope, structure and strategy behind this new court system and how it can impact their business. Our Texas Business Court Insider tracks the activities of the Texas Business Court and provides resources on what matters most: what types of cases qualify, how written opinions will shape precedent and how businesses can adapt contracts and litigation strategies accordingly.
From early decisions on subject matter jurisdiction issues like amount in controversy and removal of pre-existing cases to contract drafting, venue selection and incorporation, we cover what businesses need to know to take full advantage of Texas's new forum.
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