A decade ago, Texas faced a housing crisis due to a lack of affordable for-sale condominiums. In a recent article published in Law360, Winstead Shareholder Bob Burton details how Texas' construction defect reform legislation (H.B. 1455) helped address this issue and how Colorado

Ground Leases and Leasehold Condominiums: Structuring Development When Land Can’t Be Conveyed jdsupra.com/legalnews/grou…

Congratulations to our client, MetroNational, on acquiring the retail portion of CityCentre, one of Houston’s premier mixed-use developments. Led by Houston attorneys George Craft and Ben Gehlbach, Winstead represented MetroNational in connection with the financing for this

The landscape of healthcare real estate is undergoing significant changes, with facilities increasingly moving out of traditional downtown hospital campuses and into local neighborhoods. Andy Dow, Co-Chair of Winstead's Real Estate Industry Group, provides insights for investors

Winstead proudly announces that Shareholder Jamie McDole has been recognized by Benchmark Litigation as a "2026 Litigation Star." The designation of Litigation Star is awarded to individual attorneys who are consistently recommended by clients and peers as reputable and

EPA’s New Residential Lead Directive: Key Implications for Developers and Investors jdsupra.com/legalnews/epa-…

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Alert: Small Businesses in Texas May Be Protected jdsupra.com/legalnews/cybe…

As Cybersecurity Awareness Month wraps up, it’s a great time to review your company’s data protection policies and take note of a new Texas law that could make a big difference for small businesses. Effective September 1, 2025, Texas Senate Bill 2610 establishes a safe harbor

Texas Developers: Rethink Platting Site condominiums are gaining ground as a flexible, efficient alternative to traditional subdivision platting. With the Texas Uniform Condominium Act's legal framework and design freedom, developers can optimize land use and streamline

Texas Site (“Land”) Condominiums jdsupra.com/legalnews/texa…

Winstead’s Nancy Furney and Taylor White presented a webinar titled “Working with Senior Executives: How Employers Can Protect Their Businesses While Attracting and Retaining Top Leadership Talent.” In this program, Nancy and Taylor provide a practical guide for drafting,

Court Holds That An Estate Beneficiary Does Not Have Standing To Bring Claims Owned By The Estate While The Estate Is Pending jdsupra.com/legalnews/cour…

Court Held That The TCPA Did Not Apply To A Sanctions Motion In A Trust Dispute And That Contingent Remainder Beneficiaries Had Standing To Assert Breach Of Duty... jdsupra.com/legalnews/cour…

Structuring Data Centers for Flexibility: Using the Condominium Form of Ownership jdsupra.com/legalnews/stru…

A recent Albany trial court ruling has implications for New York's Climate Act and its ambitious emissions targets. The court has ordered the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation to finally issue the long-overdue, comprehensive regulations mandated by law, setting a firm

The Texas Supreme Court Holds That Shareholders Of A Real Estate Investment Trust Did Not Have Standing To Assert Individual Claims Against The Trust’s Manager jdsupra.com/legalnews/the-…

No Bailout for Bureaucratic Inertia: NYDEC Ordered to Implement Albany’s Climate Commitments jdsupra.com/legalnews/no-b…

🎉 Cheers to the mixology masters of Winstead's Annual Craft Cocktail Contest, hosted by our Austin office! 🍹 Congrats to the triumphant team: Daniel Bell-Garcia, Rachel Ochoa, Clara Betancourt, and Jase Burner! Huge thanks to our lead judge, Howard Mudrick, for his generous

Tennessee developers face two options for new condo projects: the familiar Horizontal Property Act and the modern Condominium Act of 2008. Although both remain valid, they reflect different approaches to governance, financing, and consumer protection. Bob Burton explores these

Tennessee Condominiums: Horizontal Property Act Versus the Condominium Act jdsupra.com/legalnews/tenn…