It seems the Texas Supreme Court is making a habit out of protecting business interests. This leaves a plaintiff holding the bag.<\/p>\n
The blatantly evident lean to protect business interests in Texas by the Supreme Court is quite disturbing, as the decisions are coming at the expense of consumers. How would you like to be on the receiving end of a judgment like that? Chances are you would not and would also wonder what the point would be in taking a business dispute to the court for consideration.<\/p>\n
The reluctance to take cases dealing with business issues is becoming more evident in Texas each passing year, and there are no signs of things getting any better given the current makeup of the court. Yes, politics does play a part in the composition of the court and at times, voting alliances based on party lines raises its ugly head. One would hope for impartial (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It seems the Texas Supreme Court is making a habit out of protecting business interests. This leaves a plaintiff holding the bag. The blatantly evident lean to protect business interests in Texas by the Supreme Court is quite disturbing, as…<\/span><\/p>\n