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Michelle Casady

Michelle Casady

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Litigation and Appeals Reporter, The Texas Lawbook

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  • Lynn Pinker Accuses AAA Arbitrator of More ‘Egregious Conduct’ in Dickey’s Case

    By Michelle Casady Verified| The Texas Lawbook Verified The American Arbitration Association was informed via a letter sent this week that one of its arbitrators overseeing a dispute between Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurant and a franchisee has continued to exhibit “egregious conduct” that includes “flagrant bias” against the Dallas law firm representing the restaurant. The objection letter, sent April 15 to AAA administrator of the Dickey’s arbitration, Carissa Langston, calls out the behavior of arbitrator Gary Leydig.

    By Michelle Casady Verified · The Texas Lawbook

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Houston Jury Awards $5.9M in Family Dispute

    By Michelle Casady Verified| The Texas Lawbook Verified In a case that centered on the disputed transfer of 45 acres of property near Seabrook, Texas, a jury in Houston recently awarded a group of plaintiffs $5.9 million in damages. The verdict, returned April 11, comes after more than four years of litigation in the case that pitted the late Craig Lazzari’s daughters, shareholders in Trust Me Inc., against his estate and his second wife, Donna Lazzari, who is the administrator of his estate.

    By Michelle Casady Verified · The Texas Lawbook

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Lynn Pinker Accuses AAA Arbitrator of More ‘Egregious Conduct’ in Dickey’s Case

    By Michelle Casady Verified| The Texas Lawbook Verified The American Arbitration Association was informed via a letter sent this week that one of its arbitrators overseeing a dispute between Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurant and a franchisee has continued to exhibit “egregious conduct” that includes “flagrant bias” against the Dallas law firm representing the restaurant. The objection letter, sent April 15 to AAA administrator of the Dickey’s arbitration, Carissa Langston, calls out the behavior of arbitrator Gary Leydig.

    By Michelle Casady Verified · The Texas Lawbook

    Apr. 17, 2025

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The Texas Lawbook

The Texas Lawbook is an online newspaper that focuses on business lawyers and business law in Texas. This includes coverage of commercial litigation and appellate matters, corporate mergers, acquisitions and capital market transactions, regulatory and enforcement matters, commercial bankruptcies, and law firm management.

Dallas, Texas, United States

+1 214-232-6783

Founded: 2012