Adolfo Pesquera is a litigation reporter for Texas Lawyer, a publication associated with The American Lawyer. With a focus on local legal matters, Adolfo covers a range of topics including civil law, court cases, and legal developments. His work has also been featured in PropertyCasualty360.com and BenefitsPRO.
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Adolfo Pesquera's coverage predominantly focuses on legal and compliance matters, particularly within the local context of Texas. He appears to have a strong interest in litigation stories and legal cases, with an emphasis on developments that impact the state’s legal landscape.
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By: Adolfo Pesquera
These actions were just the latest in a long series of legal maneuvers, mostly by Paxton, that opponents allege is voter intimidation or constraints on voting rights.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
Statewide, Democratic Party incumbents and challengers were bested in the majority of contested races.
"Vacating the entire contempt order conflicts with precedent of this court, the (U.S.) Supreme Court, and other circuits," the plaintiffs' petition asserts.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
The directive for discovery is based on the supreme court's conclusion that the case as it stand is severely underdeveloped.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
"This unlawful parole scheme would have rewarded more than 1 million illegal aliens with citizenship and incentivized millions more to break into our country," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said.
A federal court jury awarded $7 million to a man left paraplegic because of police brutality.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
An East Texas federal court jury found Nokia did not infringe on three patents owned by a Dallas firm seeking $35 million damages.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
A delivery driver injured in a rollover is testing a negligence claim as a non-employee to pursue compensatory and exemplary damages against 7-Eleven.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
A Dallas asbestos litigation law firm is suing De Beers PLC and 28 affiliated companies on behalf of 159 plaintiffs.
The Fifteenth Court of Appeals agreed to abate an appeal over which healthcare providers are Medicaid-eligible.
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