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Ford Hamilton
September 20, 2021

On September 1, 2021, more than 600 new laws in Texas went into effect from the legislative session and the emergency sessions called by the […]

Raphael A. Garza
September 13, 2021

Every city wants to grow, but to grow, you must understand the wheel on which growth occurs. Growth means bringing in more businesses and more […]

Judith El Masri
August 31, 2021

In my last blog on drones in December 2020, I wrote about the federal suit members of the media have brought regarding First Amendment challenges […]

MSD: What’s in Your Groundwater?

Megan J. Mikutis
August 23, 2021

A Municipal Setting Designation (a “MSD”) places a limitation on the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (“TCEQ”) requirements for the investigation or remediation of property […]

Byron L. Brown
August 9, 2021

The Texas Constitution prohibits the Legislature from passing any local or special law regulating the affairs of counties, cities, towns, wards, or school districts. Necessity […]

City Contracts and State Statutes

Brandon Morris
August 4, 2021

In a previous blog post, this firm addressed some instances of first amendment issues implicated by state laws. Particularly of note, was a state statute […]

Megan J. Mikutis
July 27, 2021

With the growing number of social media platforms and their rapidly increasing potential to attract audiences and disseminate information, local government leaders, management, and staff […]

What is a Mayor Pro Tempore?

Judith El Masri
July 19, 2021

To understand what a Mayor Tempore (usually abbreviated as Mayor Pro Tem) is you need to understand the duties of the Mayor. These duties are […]

Carl R. Allred
July 13, 2021

Many municipalities in Texas provide utilities to their citizens in one form or another, but what does a city do when a customer refuses to […]

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