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Interview by and article from Art Young I sat down recently to discuss with James Holmes, a Dallas business lawyer and oil and gas professional, the background for and the development of his new article: Superseding Money Judgments in Texas: Four Proposed Reforms to...
Most state and federal laws allow for a variety of measures for valuing businesses or business assets. Therefore, reading through case law – or conferring with a lawyer who reads it for you – will reveal various valuation measures in a variety of contexts: •...
A business or businessperson may emerge from months or years of trial-court litigation owing a money judgment to the other side. In the usual scenario, the business or businessperson has been the defendant in a lawsuit and is now a “judgment debtor.” The other side...
Frequently the press, when reporting on legal proceedings, will use loose or inaccurate language surrounding trial-court activities – particularly when describing the jury’s and judge’s roles in a lawsuit. “Today the jury delivered its judgment,” “the trial court...