First year of Texas’ New Business Courts Sees Uptick in Cases, Jurisdiction Growth

Texas Business Court Gains Momentum

FBFK’s Litigation Chair Dana Campbell is featured in the Dallas Business Journal, offering insight into the momentum building around the new Texas Business Court. The article examines why this specialized forum for complex commercial disputes matters to businesses across the state, highlighting how jurisdiction, efficiency, and procedural clarity are beginning to shape strategy for litigants.

Campbell explains that early filings provide practical guidance for in-house counsel and companies considering where and how to pursue significant claims. By monitoring these developments, businesses can better anticipate timelines, adapt litigation strategies, and understand how the court may influence the broader commercial landscape.

Click to read the “Texas Business Court Gains Momentum as Filings Climb” article in the Dallas Business Journal. (subscription required)

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