On September 1, 2024, the much-anticipated Texas Business Court opened its doors. Since then, more than two dozen complex commercial disputes have been filed or removed to the court, and several jurisdictional and preliminary issues have been teed up for consideration.

Download the full Law360 article, "Testing the waters as new Texas Business Court ends second month."



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