Abbott Reappoints All 10 Judges to Second Terms on New Texas Business Court

Abbott reappoints all 10 judges to second terms on new Texas Business Court

(The Center Square) – Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday reappointed all 10 Texas Business Court judges to their respective divisions to new two-year terms beginning Sept. 1, 2026. He first appointed them in September 2024, when the court first convened.

Texas Business Court Judges Await Abbott’s Thumbs Up or Down

Texas’ push to replace Delaware as the premier destination for business incorporation is at a major checkpoint as Gov. Greg Abbott (R) will decide soon whether to keep the 10 judges he picked to launch the state’s business court two years for a second term.

Biz Court Gets Continuity: Gov. Abbott Reappoints All 10 Jurists

A lingering question was answered Wednesday when Gov. Greg Abbott announced in a news release that he is reappointing all 10 sitting Texas Business Court judges to two-year terms. The announcement comes about a month before the current terms are set to expire Sept. 1.  The post Biz Court Gets Continuity: Gov. Abbott Reappoints All 10 Jurists appeared first on The Texas Lawbook.

Abbott Reappoints Ten Judges To Texas Business Court

Governor Greg Abbott reappointed all ten judges of the Texas Business Court Divisions to new two-year terms beginning September 1, 2026. The post Abbott Reappoints Ten Judges To Texas Business Court appeared first on Texas Border Business.