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When is an injunction necessary, and what does it take to obtain one? In this episode, Litigation Practice Group Principals Gabrielle Smith and James Parker discuss temporary restraining orders, temporary injunctions, and the legal and practical considerations involved in seeking emergency relief.

Water Practice Group Principal Nathan Vassar breaks down Lead and Copper Rule requirements for private-side service line replacements, including funding options, property-owner consent, documentation requirements, and the legal considerations public water systems should keep in mind.

Energy and Utility Practice Group Principal Roslyn Warner discusses the latest developments surrounding the 765 kV transmission buildout in the Permian Basin. From the Permian Basin Reliability Plan and the PUC approval process to impacts on landowners and communities, Roslyn breaks down what’s driving these major transmission projects and their role in addressing electric reliability and growing demand in Texas.

Employment Law Practice Group Principal Laura Ingram discusses public employee free speech rights and what public employers should consider before taking action against an employee for their online activity. She explores when employee speech may be protected and what employers should keep in mind when navigating these situations.

Associate attorney @Toni Rask explores the data center boom in Texas,  from water use and energy demands to strategies local governments can use to plan ahead.

Attorney Kathryn Bibby breaks down the open government updates from the 89th Legislative Regular Session, including important changes to the Texas Open Meetings Act and Public Information Act. She also covers new notice requirements, transparency measures, and the growing role of cybersecurity and AI in government regulation.

Attorney Danielle Lam unpacks the complex but timely topic of SUD conversion, turning a nonprofit Water Supply Corporation (WSC) into a Special Utility District (SUD). Learn what drives WSCs to consider conversion, the benefits and challenges of becoming a governmental entity, and how state law and legislative action shape the process.

Employment Law attorney Marc Cayabyab shares essential guidance on how employers can prepare for an unexpected workplace visit from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Learn what to do if ICE shows up at your door, the difference between judicial and administrative warrants, and the best practices to protect your organization and employees.

Water Practice Group attorney Jake Steen walks us through the complexities of groundwater law in Texas, from who owns groundwater and how it’s regulated, to permitting, and key legislation shaping the future of water in our state. This is a must-listen for anyone navigating groundwater use in Texas.

In this episode, Water Law Principal Nathan Vassar discusses the Texas Supreme Court’s unanimous decision to uphold a wastewater discharge permit for Dripping Springs. He also explores the implications of this ruling for future permitting, agency deference, and upcoming legislative changes affecting environmental regulation in Texas.

In this episode, associates Jake Steen, Samantha Miller, and Mattie Neira share their experiences working at Lloyd Gosselink. They discuss essential skills while also highlighting the firm’s supportive culture that fosters growth. The associates offer advice for potential new hires, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and networking. They wrap up by sharing their favorite lunch spots in downtown Austin and how the firm celebrates milestones.

In this episode, David Klein, Water and Districts Practice Group Principal, provides an in-depth yet & high-level overview of water and wastewater impact fees.

Employment Law Principals Sarah Glaser and Laura Ingram dive into recent significant shifts in employment law. They cover landmark cases and evolving standards that could impact your business practices and legal strategies. They cover key court decisions and their broader implications for employers, including changes in agency rulemaking and standards for workplace discrimination claims.

In this episode, attorneys Nathan Vassar and Lora Naismith dive into the complex world of wastewater regionalization in Texas. They discuss how regionalization impacts water quality, the intricacies of TCEQ's permitting process, and highlight significant case studies.

Join us for an insightful episode as Gabrielle Smith, a principal in our Litigation practice group, moderates an engaging discussion with Chief Justice Darlene Byrne of the 3rd Court of Appeals. Together, they talk the details of the new Business Court and 15th Court of Appeals.  Hear perspectives on the impact of these courts on the legal landscape and what practitioners need to know to navigate these changes effectively.