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In a case involving the ability of a homeowner to use his real property as a short-term rental, Reeves and Brightwell's client was recently granted summary judgment in Travis County court. The Court held that the relevant deed restrictions did not preclude rental of property... Continue Reading

The Harris County District Court recently granted summary judgment for Reeves & Brightwell LLP’s client, ruling that its opponent take nothing on its extra-contractual claims and limiting available damages in a software services dispute, TMH Physician Organization v.... Continue Reading

The Texas Board of Legal Specialization announced that Paul Schlaud received Board Certification in Civil Appellate Law. Board Certified attorneys must be licensed for at least five years, devote a required percentage of their practice to a specialty area for at least three... Continue Reading

Reeves & Brightwell LLP has won the Dell Legal Department 2014 Pro Bono and Community Involvement Award. Reeves & Brightwell attorneys have a long record of teaming up with Dell attorneys to handle poverty law and asylum cases. Reeves & Brightwell attorneys also work... Continue Reading