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Legislature Considering FAA Interlocutory Appeal

Written by D. Todd Smith in Interlocutory Appeals and Original Proceedings on April 15, 2007

I must admit, SB 1167 has flown under my radar.  This bill addresses a problem I ranted about earlier and, if passed, could eliminate “dual track” review of orders denying arbitration.  View the bill analysis here.

D. Todd Smith
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D. Todd Smith is an Austin-based civil appellate specialist who works with trial teams from the earliest stages of litigation. In trial courts, he takes the lead on strategic analysis and briefing, jury charges, and potentially dispositive motions, all with a focus on preserving error and positioning cases for appellate review.

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