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J. Grady Randle
September 22, 2016

A city council I represent recently deadlocked on whether to allow chickens to be raised by homeowners within the city limits. This was not a […]

Byron L. Brown
September 16, 2016

For what must be centuries now, law professors, practitioners, and courts have analogized property rights as a bundle of sticks, with each stick representing a […]

Drew Shirley
September 10, 2016

How does a city deal with an abandoned building creating problems for neighbors? The Texas Local Government Code authorizes cities to abate nuisances created by […]

J. Grady Randle
August 26, 2016

“Do I have to sit here and take this?” After a particular contentious city council meeting over a public golf course, during which insults about […]

Byron L. Brown
August 18, 2016

The very first section of the Texas Public Information Act (“PIA”) states that “each person is entitled, unless otherwise expressly provided by law, at all […]

Drew Shirley
August 12, 2016

Selling a house in the state of Texas does not always need to be an outright, simple sales transaction. Still, some people in the market, […]

What Does a City Attorney Do?

Timothy Kirwin
August 5, 2016

What does a City Attorney do? Sounds Kind of Boring! At dinner parties and social gatherings, people often ask, “what do you do for a living?” This […]

J. Grady Randle
July 22, 2016

Do you think public-private partnerships as an economic development tool is a new 21st century concept? Corporate welfare a creation of the 20th century? Have […]

Byron L. Brown
July 15, 2016

Pokémon GO has descended upon the masses, and this newest iteration of Nintendo’s classic video game from the 1990s brings the monster catching hysteria to […]

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