Blog
- Certificate of Merit Statute: Constitutional or Unconstitutional?
- Increased Insurance Premiums: Are They Recoverable from Third-Party Tortfeasors?
- Texas Supreme Court Clarified the Applicable Standard for Proving Attorney’s Fees
- The Oregon Rule and Presumption of Fault
- Drivers’ Liability: The Unavoidable Accident Defense
- Fraudulent Concealment: When does the statute of limitations begin to run for a breach of contract claim, if fraudulent concealment is asserted?
- Application of the Discovery Rule to Breach of Contract Claims
- Proper Procedure to Obtain Entry on Real Property of a Nonparty for Purposes of Inspection and Photographing
- Designating Unknown Responsible Third Parties: How to Properly Designate an Unknown Driver
- Premises Liability: Do Open and Obvious Naturally Occurring Conditions Pose an Unreasonable Risk of Harm?
News
- $317,286,604.00 Jury verdict against equipment manufacturer
- Bob and Linda Brown to be Honored at JDRF Houston, Gulf Coast Chapter’s 2018 Promise Ball
- DB&P Defending Champs Cook Up Winning Chili for Charity
- Captain Randy Donato Reels in a Winner
- Senior Associate Earn AV Preeminent® Status
- Houston lawyers tell UHLC students how to land jobs at small, medium-sized firms
- DB&P Spices it Up with its Prize Winning Chili
- DB&P Hosts a Two-Week Dress for Success Clothing Drive
- DB&P Partners Named in Martindale-Hubbell's "Texas' Top Rated Lawyers 2014"
- Texas Court of Appeals Reverses Judgment Against DB&P Client, Plaintiff Takes Nothing
- Jury Sides With Defendants Sued for Explosion, Defendants Represented by DB&P
