I can’t reliably pull current “latest news” right now because I don’t have access to the necessary live web/news sources in this moment. If you tell me which exact topic you mean (e.g., a specific case number, judge, courthouse division like Houston/Galveston, or whether you mean the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas specifically), I can help you narrow it down and summarize what’s going on.
People sometimes mix these up:
Reply with either:
1) “Bankruptcy court” (and ideally the division/city), or
2) the case name/number or a link,
…and I’ll produce a focused “latest developments” briefing.
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unicourt.comThe sudden resignation of a Houston judge credited with turning his federal district into a corporate bankruptcy hub is raising questions over whether struggling corporations will increasingly look elsewhere to file for Chapter 11.
news.bloomberglaw.comThe Court has finalized revisions to its local rules of practice and related documents, including a non-substantive revision to its District Form Chapter 13 plan. The revised rules, related documents, and plan are effective February 3, 2025. ... The San Antonio division bankruptcy Clerk's office is closing for the day at 1:45 pm on Friday, December 20, 2024, for an official Court function. All other Texas Western Bankruptcy divisional offices remain open for regular business.
www.txwb.uscourts.govThe latest litigation news involving the U.S. District & Bankruptcy Courts of Southern District of Texas, the government agency
www.law360.comThe class-action lawsuit came to the court in 2012, claiming inadequate medical, dental and mental health care, excessive isolation and insufficient conditions. Two years later, the parties reached a settlement agreement detailing 103 required health care and maximum custody improvements, approved by the court in 2015. The Arizona Department of Corrections did not respond to a request for comment. Gov. Katie Hobbs said she was “disappointed” in this decision, which fails to recognize the...
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