Chidi Anunobi Medical Negligence
March 23, 2026
Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider fails to meet the accepted standard of care, causing injury or death. Patients must prove duty, breach, causation, and damages. Not every bad outcome qualifies—only negligence that directly leads to harm creates a valid malpractice claim.
Divorce Matters
March 23, 2026
Spendthrift trusts can offer significant asset protection in Texas divorce cases, particularly for trust principal established by third parties. However, distributed income, commingling, and self-settled trusts may expose assets to division. Understanding how Texas courts treat these trusts is essential for protecting wealth during divorce.
Business Litigation
March 23, 2026
Understand price fixing violations under antitrust law, including criminal penalties, civil liability, and private actions. Learn compliance strategies to avoid violations.
Divorce Matters
March 20, 2026
Dividing partnership interests in divorce involves complex valuation, transfer restrictions, and tax implications. From professional practices to real estate and private equity, understanding partnership agreements, marketability discounts, and strategic division options is essential to achieving a fair and financially sound settlement.
Divorce Matters
March 19, 2026
Tax basis plays a critical role in divorce settlements, often affecting the true value of divided assets. Understanding embedded gains, carryover basis, and after-tax consequences helps ensure fair distribution—especially for high-value portfolios, real estate, and business interests in complex divorce cases.
Medical Negligence
March 18, 2026
Vicarious liability allows hospitals to be held responsible for the negligence of their staff in birth injury cases. Even when physicians are independent contractors, legal theories like apparent authority and corporate negligence may still establish hospital liability, making it critical for securing full compensation.
Divorce Matters
March 18, 2026
Deferred compensation plans—especially nonqualified plans—can be complex assets in Texas divorce cases. While benefits earned during marriage are community property, valuation, division methods, employer compliance, and tax implications require careful legal strategy to ensure fair distribution and minimize financial risk.
Divorce Matters
March 17, 2026
Academic tenure and sabbaticals can significantly impact divorce timing in Texas. While tenure itself is not divisible property, its financial benefits—salary, retirement, and earning capacity—are. Sabbaticals also affect income calculations, making strategic timing essential for both faculty and spouses in divorce proceedings.
Business Litigation
March 17, 2026
Class action lawsuits represent one of the most significant litigation risks businesses face. When individual
Divorce Matters
March 16, 2026
Foreign income can significantly affect divorce proceedings in Texas, especially in internationally connected cities like Houston. Texas courts may include foreign salaries, pensions, and overseas business income in property division and support calculations, but enforcement across borders and currency fluctuations often complicate international divorce cases.
