News
From time to time, the Firm publishes news items relating to the Firm, our lawyers, or our clients.
Aug 28, 2024
Jessica Soos elected to the SBoT Council for the Public Utility Law Section
Enoch Kever congratulates Senior Counsel, Jessica Soos, who has been elected to the Council of the Public Utility Law Section of the State Bar of Texas for 2024-26 year term! Jessica looks forward to working with the Council to continue to grow the Section’s membership, assist in organizing educational programming, and further the Section’s impact […]
Read MoreJul 25, 2024
Amy Prueger joins fellow attorneys to teach seventh-grade students about the Texas court system
Enoch Kever Member Amy Prueger, working with the AYLA’s Law-Related Education Committee and fellow presenters Justice Brett Busby, Armin Salek, and Samantha McCoy, presented a lesson to students at Covington Middle School on the structure of Texas courts. The curriculum is based on three books on judicial civics and court history that were prepared by […]
Read MoreJul 25, 2024
Enoch Kever Members Prueger and Einhorn published in News for the Bar
Amy Prueger and Elana Einhorn published Diminishing Discretion: The Evolving Landscape of New Trial Standards in the February 2024 edition of News for the Bar, a publication of the Litigation Section of the State Bar of Texas. The article investigates how three Texas Supreme Court cases radically changed the jurisprudence on review of a trial […]
Read MoreJul 25, 2024
Enoch Kever Member Amy Prueger published in THE ADVOCATE
Amy Prueger’s Navigating the New Landscape: An Overview of the Texas Business Court is the lead article in the Spring 2024 edition of The Advocate, from the Litigation Section of the State Bar of Texas. The Spring edition focuses on the new Texas Business Court, which will be open for business on September 1, 2024.
Read MoreJul 25, 2024
Prueger and Churchin Present on new Texas courts: the Business Court and the Fifteenth Court of Appeals
Enoch Kever Members, Amy Prueger and Sara Churchin, joined by Megan LaVoie, Administrative Director for the Texas Office of Court Administration, spoke at the TexasBarCLE’s 47th Annual Course on Advanced Civil Trial on the new Texas courts, specifically the Texas Business Court and the Fifteenth Court of Appeals. These courts will begin hearing cases starting […]
Read MoreJul 19, 2024
Honoring The Honorable Craig T. Enoch
Each year the Texas Bar Foundation honors seven lawyers who have made an outstanding contribution in a particular field. One of the categories is the award for an outstanding appellate lawyer who has demonstrated the highest personal ethics, commitment to the profession, and mentorship of younger lawyers. In a show of terrific and richly deserved […]
Read MoreJul 19, 2024
Melissa Lorber elected President-Elect for TCWLA
Enoch Kever congratulates member Melissa Lorber on her election to the 2024-25 Travis County Women Lawyers’ Association Board of Directors. TCWLA, a non-profit focused on fostering communication among women lawyers and strengthening the image and position of women lawyers in the community, stands by three powerful pillars – connections, community, and camaraderie. Melissa has served […]
Read MoreJun 13, 2024
Heather Jones Holmes Joins Enoch Kever PLLC
Enoch Kever continues its growth with the addition of Heather Jones Holmes as Senior Counsel. Heather brings outstanding talent to Enoch Kever’s core appellate/litigation and legislative client services. Heather’s years of experience includes serving as committee counsel to the Texas Senate State Affairs Committee, as professional staff at a Texas Court of Appeals and the […]
Read MoreMay 16, 2024
What is the role of massive direct current electrical ties between Texas and the rest of the nation?
That’s the question the Public Utility Commission of Texas has teed up for consideration in a new rulemaking project, to be launched soon. The PUC Commissioners have many times in the past debated how to best view “merchant” DC Ties—are they like non-controllable generators, delivering power into the ERCOT grid at levels and at times […]
Read MoreMay 8, 2024
Texas Energy Fund Program Open for Notices of Intent
Companies in the business of electric power generation have until May 31, 2024 to complete and file their Notices of Intent to apply for a Texas Energy Fund Generation Loan — the first step to be eligible for a loan under the program. This program draws from the five-billion-dollar Texas Energy Fund developed by the […]
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