Paul Flahive

The bankruptcy case of Austin gun-rights advocate Michael Cargill has been tossed over his failure to file tax returns.

The dismissal leaves his Central Texas Gun Works without protections from debt collections tied to $2.9 million in liabilities.

It's a move some advocates say appears to be a step toward mass deportation.

Trump administration talks with Texas over migrant children's lawyers raise fears that legal aid could shift from nonprofits and disrupt cases for children in ORR custody.

Rats, feces, squatters, hole-riddled walls and second-floor walkways that could collapse were just some of the problems a commercial mortgage lender

"Units exhibited signs of rat infestation with feces located in most rooms. PM reported rats are the most common tenant complaint she receives on a daily basis," reads the inspection report (Court Records)

Texas piggybacks on an FTC case to secure $13 million from Walmart over alleged Spark Driver tip and pay deception. The retailer did not admit wrongdoing.

The Texas Attorney General's office secured a $13.4 million settlement from retail giant Walmart in a case over unpaid wages and stolen tips associated

A former employee alleges International Biomedical misled buyers about the capabilities of its devices and retaliated against her for raising questions.

A nurse-turned-sales representative says her former employer defrauded the government, endangered children and fired her when she raised questions about its products and sales tactics.