We hope ya”ll survive four consecutive days of rain here in Austin. A story in today’s Texas Lawyer caught our attention. In the contested arbitration case Positive Software Solutions Inc. v. New Mortgage, et al., a U.S. District Judge issued sanctions against counsel for the defense, for acting in bad faith.
The full text of the story is here.
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