Author Archives: Riley McKay
CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY, OPEN MEETINGS, AND THE MUNICIPAL COURTROOM PROBLEM
Five years ago, our firm wrote about the Firearm Carry Act of 2021 and predicted that constitutional carry would make Texas firearm laws even more complicated. Unfortunately, we were proven right. In that blog, one of the questions addressed was whether a city could prohibit licensed handgun carry at an open meeting of its… Read More »
Lions and Tigers and AI, Oh My! A Cautionary Tale on Privilege
Long, long ago, in the early 2000s, legal research meant flipping through casebooks, statutes, and printed binders. Today, clients and attorneys can access legal information in seconds thanks to Artificial Intelligence. AI tools can quickly summarize facts, test arguments, and provide background information before an attorney is ever consulted. While AI tools can be… Read More »