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82ND TEXAS LEGISLATURE: RECAP OF LEGISLATION WHICH PASSED THE LEGISLATURE (Part 2)

 82ND TEXAS LEGISLATURE: RECAP OF LEGISLATION WHICH PASSED THE LEGISLATURE (Part 2) 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

In last week’s article I began outlining bills that where past during the 82nd Regular Legislative Session and which are set to become law on September 1, 2011. Throughout the 140 day Regular Session, Texas House Members and Texas Senate Members drafted, filed and passed a wide arrange of legislation. Many of these pieces of…

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Music, culture lively at Mariachi Festival

 Music, culture lively at Mariachi Festival 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

CORPUS CHRISTI — Grammy Award-winner Elida Reyna, 12-year-old sensation Jenne Celine Madrid and plenty of other groups entertained the crowd on Sunday. State Representative Todd Hunter attended the 2011 Mariachi Festival which was a joint effort between the center and the Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, with the goal of bringing mariachi music to…

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82ND TEXAS LEGISLATURE: RECAP OF LEGISLATION WHICH PASSED THE LEGISLATURE (Part 1)

 82ND TEXAS LEGISLATURE: RECAP OF LEGISLATION WHICH PASSED THE LEGISLATURE (Part 1) 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

During the 82nd Texas Legislature, Texas House Members and Texas Senate Members worked on numerous pieces of legislation, some big and some small. With many of these pieces of legislation going into effect on September 1, 2011, I thought it would be good opportunity to help keep you up-to-date by outlining the new laws we…

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Corpus Christi attorney part of push for anti-barratry law

 Corpus Christi attorney part of push for anti-barratry law 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

CORPUS CHRISTI — Corpus Christi attorney Bill Edwards, who pushed for a new anti-barratry law, will discuss the measure on Friday at a Texas State Bar seminar in Dallas for personal injury lawyers. The new law created a set of civil remedies for barratry, also known as ambulance chasing or case running. Edwards, a well-known…

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Corpus Christi attorney part of push for anti-barratry law

 Corpus Christi attorney part of push for anti-barratry law 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

CORPUS CHRISTI — Corpus Christi attorney Bill Edwards, who pushed for a new anti-barratry law, will discuss the measure on Friday at a Texas State Bar seminar in Dallas for personal injury lawyers. The new law created a set of civil remedies for barratry, also known as ambulance chasing or case running. Edwards, a well-known…

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