News
From time to time, the Firm publishes news items relating to the Firm, our lawyers, or our clients.
May 8, 2023
Elana Einhorn’s Work Published in Two Journals
EK Member, Elana Einhorn, has written two new articles. The July 2023 issue of the Texas Bar Journal will feature Top 10 Appellate Mistakes at the Trial Court based on a presentation by Melissa Lorber (Enoch Kever PLLC), Amanda Taylor (Butler Snow LLP), and Maitreya Tomlinson (The Tomlinson Firm LLP), This article outlines ten common […]
Read MoreMay 5, 2023
Melissa Lorber Argues at the First Court of Appeals
Melissa Lorber made headlines last month with her First Court of Appeals Argument representing Preston Hollow in case number 01-21-00602-CVI, Senior Care Living VI LLC vs. Preston Hollow Capital LLC et al. For more information, here are links to the court of appeals page for the case, the video of the oral argument, and the […]
Read MoreMar 16, 2023
Introductions at the Investiture
Enoch Kever is proud to maintain a strong relationship with the regulatory/administrative law community. EK founding member, Retired Justice Craig Enoch, had the honor of introducing his friend and former Winstead colleague, Hon. Linda Burgess, at her recent induction as Administrative Law Judge for the Texas State Office of Administrative Hearings. Seen here with the […]
Read MoreFeb 13, 2023
Demystifying the Texas Grievance Process
The Texas Bar Journal recently published the third in a series of articles entitled “What Texas Lawyers Need to Know about the Texas Grievance Process” co-authored by Mike Truesdale and Seana Willing, Chief Disciplinary Counsel for the State Bar of Texas (the articles are reposted on the State Bar of Texas website). Part one addressed […]
Read MoreJul 5, 2022
Update on West Virginia v. EPA
Supreme Court Confines EPA Rulemaking on Climate Change, Recognizes Major Questions Doctrine Potentially Impacting Other Administrative Rulemaking – by Paul Sarahan, Bill Moore, and Rod Johnson United States Supreme Court found EPA’s Clean Power Plan unconstitutional because it exceeded the agency’s authority. The Court applied the “Major Question Doctrine” because of the political and economic […]
Read MoreMay 24, 2022
Melissa Lorber & Amy Prueger part of “All-Women Slate of Appellate Advocates” arguing Winter Storm Uri case
Enoch Kever Members Melissa Lorber and Amy Prueger made headlines this week as they (along with Member Bill Moore) represented Vistra Corp. subsidiary Luminant Energy in its dispute with the Public Utility Commission of Texas in front of the Texas Third Court of Appeals. The case centers around rules that the PUC adopted during Winter […]
Read MoreMay 19, 2022
Prueger and Horton published in the Texas Bar Journal
Enoch Kever Attorneys, Amy Leila Saberian Prueger and Zackery Horton, contributed an article providing a brief update on the status of the Texas Citizens Participation Act for the February 2022 Texas Bar Journal. You can read the full article here: Texas Bar Journal: February 2022 The Narrowed Texas Citizens Participation Act
Read MoreDec 30, 2021
Mike Truesdale Appears on Texas Appellate Law Podcast
Mike Truesdale recently appeared on the Texas Appellate Law podcast to discuss his 27+ years as an appellate lawyer and his leadership in expanding access to appellate legal services for the poor and under-resourced. Mike travels the country speaking at local, state, and national conferences before court staff, legal services providers, and appellate practitioners, as […]
Read MoreJul 8, 2021
Enoch Kever celebrates 10
Enoch Kever, celebrating 10 years of advocacy, was featured in the Business Anniversary Special Section of the Austin Business Journal.
Read MoreApr 28, 2020
Enoch Kever Obtains Victory Upholding $1.3 Million Award in Breach of Professional Fee Agreement Lawsuit
The Enoch Kever legal team obtained a complete victory for a law firm regarding that firm’s clients’ refusal to pay fees they had agreed to pay, even though the firm achieved the relief the clients sought. The Texas Fifth District Court of Appeals in Dallas decided the case in favor of Enoch Kever’s client on […]
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