Kraus Law Reference

Trackers, reference resources on Texas business law.

Six living reference works maintained by Kraus Law, covering Texas Business Court opinions and their procedural numbers, the Fifteenth Court appeals that follow them, redomestication to Texas, adoption of the SB 29 governance provisions, and an annual selection of the year's most consequential opinions. Every one is free to download and free to cite.

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Semiannual Report · First edition, August 24, 2026

The Texas Business Court Performance Report.

The procedural numbers nobody had computed, from all 123 published opinions coded against the official PDFs: median days from motion to written ruling by division and judge, the remand grant rate, motion outcomes, and the threshold-versus-merits split. Downloadable as CSV or JSON.

Reference Tracker · Updated August 28, 2026

Texas Business Court Cases.

73 opinions since the court opened on September 1, 2024, including the complete Eighth Division corpus, all 24 of them. Citation, date, division, judge, topic and what each one holds. Sortable, and downloadable as CSV or JSON.

Reference Tracker · Updated August 28, 2026

Fifteenth Court of Appeals.

All 28 business decisions of the court that hears every Business Court appeal, now outcome-coded: proceeding type and outcome on every row, with cause number, originating division and holding. An earlier sweep found 18, because the February 2025 decisions carry 15-24-numbered causes.

Reference Tracker · Reviewed August 28, 2026

Texas Redomesticators 2024-26.

18 public and private companies that have moved their domicile to Texas since January 2024, ExxonMobil, Dell, Tesla, Coinbase, SpaceX, and the wider 2026 proxy season wave. Origin, date, mechanism and stated rationale per entry.

Reference Tracker · Reviewed August 28, 2026

SB 29 Adopters.

10 public companies that have disclosed adoption of the SB 29 opt-in provisions, exclusive Texas forum, jury trial waivers and 3 percent derivative thresholds. The post-May 2025 governance wave, company by company.

Annual Review · First edition, August 26, 2026

Texas Business Court Annual Review.

Ten opinions selected by disclosed qualitative judgment, five more selected by a reproducible computed rule, from the Business Court's first full calendar year. A standing, ordinal-numbered publication, one edition every year. Downloadable as CSV or JSON.