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What is Your Texas Legislature Doing for You Today?

By Charles Sartain on April 22, 2015
Posted in Energy Policy, Local Ordinances

million dollar quartetThe Texas legislature has been busy on energy.

House Bill 40, similar to House Bills 539 and 540, steamrolled through the House of Representatives last week by a vote of 122 to 18. Reminds us of A L pitchers not rookies and the Rangers’ betting order.

The bill would preempt local control of…

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I have been helping clients of all types resolve their commercial disputes for most of my 35 years as a lawyer. Of the many industries in which I have worked, the energy business is the most fascinating…More

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