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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The Fifteenth Court of Appeals agreed to abate an appeal over which healthcare providers are Medicaid-eligible.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
In a U.S. Southern District of Texas bankruptcy filing, the Instant Brands trustee accused Cornell Capital of plundering the company through fraudulent transfers.
Texas is set to get more than $83 million from the national $1.37 billion settlement agreement with Kroger, a retail pharmacy giant.
A State Bar of Texas ethics committee is soliciting comment on whether an attorney can partner and split fees with a non-lawyer.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
Mineral rights owners around the country are watching a West Texas lease termination dispute the Texas Supreme Court agreed to hear.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
Icahn Enterprises wants a judgment vacating an order that let its insurers avoid paying a $78.5 million settlement.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
A jury in Dallas federal court awared the parents of Botham Jean $98.65 million for his death at the hands of a Dallas police officer.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
Haynes Boone, defending Chiyoda International Corp., obtained dismissal of $1.3 billion in subrogation lawsuits.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
A Dallas law firm secured a $2.75 million verdict for a whistleblower that also exposes the defendant to federal fine of up to $300 million.
By: Adolfo Pesquera
A Houston-based health services account provider is accused of stealing clients funds in a class action lawsuit filed in a Houston federal court.
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