1/27/25 1/27/25

Update: Partner Lee D. Winston Featured in Texas Real Estate Business magazine

10/6/24 10/6/24

Update: 2nd Court of Appeals Rejects Property Owners' argument that an Appraisal Review Board Waives Immunity to a Lawsuit by Refusing to Perform its Written Promise to Conduct a Protest Hearing.

9/25/24 9/25/24

Update: 4th Court of Appeals Upholds Dismissal of Bexar Appraisal District's Counter Claim to Increase the Property's Value, but May Have Forgot to Shut the Door.

9/24/24 9/24/24

Update: John Brusniak and Tracy Turner Selected to Thomson Reuters' 2024 "Texas Super Lawyers" List

9/22/24 9/22/24

Update: Supreme Court of Texas Guarantees Taxpayer's Right to Seek Correction of the Appraisal Roll Under Section 25.25(c) Whether or not there has Already Been a Chapter 41 Protest.

9/16/24 9/16/24

Update: 14th Court of Appeals Affirms Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies is Required for Claims that are a Ground of Protest Authorized by the Texas Property Tax Code.

9/2/24 9/2/24

Update: Language Matters — 5th Court of Appeals Rejects Collin CAD's Interpretation of the Scope of Settlement and Waiver Agreement on Change in Use.

8/26/24 8/26/24

Update: Challenging an Appraisal Review Board Ruling — 13th Court of Appeals Provides an Important Reminder: De Novo Means Start from Scratch.

8/22/24 8/22/24

Update: 1st Court of Appeals Provides an Important Reminder — the 60-day Filing Deadline is Unforgiving.

8/11/24 8/11/24

Update: 2nd Court of Appeals Rejects Claim that a Business's Profitability Determines Whether Personal Property is Held or Used for the Production of Income.

8/4/24 8/4/24

Update: 11th Court of Appeals Holds Taxpayers are Allowed to Break Down Their Personal Property into Component Parts for Taxation Purposes.

7/22/24 7/22/24

Update: The Supreme Court of Texas Holds Section 1.111(e)agreements as potential defenses to the merits of a property owner’s lawsuit, not a jurisdictional bar to a property owner bringing a lawsuit.

7/8/24 7/8/24

Update: 1st and 2nd Court of Appeals Hold Owners Five- and Eleven-Month Delays in Serving a Timely Filed Property Tax Lawsuit Calls for Dismissal.

7/3/24 7/3/24

Update: Recent 2024 Commercial Property Tax Appraisal lawsuits Appealed

1/8/24 1/8/24

Update: 1st Court of Appeals Holds Section 42.231 does not apply to untimely filed petitions.

12/19/23 12/19/23

Update: The Supreme Court of Texas Takes Up J-W Power Company Cases

12/6/23 12/6/23

Update: Election Contests Putting HISTORIC $18 BILLION PROPERTY TAX RELIEF on Hold

11/10/23 11/10/23

Update: Gray Winston & Hart Files Religious Organization Appeal

11/9/23 11/9/23

Update: Texas Voters Approve Historic $18 Billion Property Tax Relief

11/8/23 11/8/23

A Complete Simplified Guide to Industrial Property Taxes in Texas

Update: Partner Lee D. Winston Featured in Texas Real Estate Business magazine

Update: 2nd Court of Appeals Rejects Property Owners' argument that an Appraisal Review Board Waives Immunity to a Lawsuit by Refusing to Perform its Written Promise to Conduct a Protest Hearing.

Update: 4th Court of Appeals Upholds Dismissal of Bexar Appraisal District's Counter Claim to Increase the Property's Value, but May Have Forgot to Shut the Door.

Update: John Brusniak and Tracy Turner Selected to Thomson Reuters' 2024 "Texas Super Lawyers" List

Update: Supreme Court of Texas Guarantees Taxpayer's Right to Seek Correction of the Appraisal Roll Under Section 25.25(c) Whether or not there has Already Been a Chapter 41 Protest.

Update: 14th Court of Appeals Affirms Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies is Required for Claims that are a Ground of Protest Authorized by the Texas Property Tax Code.

Update: Language Matters — 5th Court of Appeals Rejects Collin CAD's Interpretation of the Scope of Settlement and Waiver Agreement on Change in Use.

Update: Challenging an Appraisal Review Board Ruling — 13th Court of Appeals Provides an Important Reminder: De Novo Means Start from Scratch.

Update: 1st Court of Appeals Provides an Important Reminder — the 60-day Filing Deadline is Unforgiving.

Update: 2nd Court of Appeals Rejects Claim that a Business's Profitability Determines Whether Personal Property is Held or Used for the Production of Income.

Update: 11th Court of Appeals Holds Taxpayers are Allowed to Break Down Their Personal Property into Component Parts for Taxation Purposes.

Update: The Supreme Court of Texas Holds Section 1.111(e)agreements as potential defenses to the merits of a property owner’s lawsuit, not a jurisdictional bar to a property owner bringing a lawsuit.

Update: 1st and 2nd Court of Appeals Hold Owners Five- and Eleven-Month Delays in Serving a Timely Filed Property Tax Lawsuit Calls for Dismissal.

Update: Recent 2024 Commercial Property Tax Appraisal lawsuits Appealed

Update: 1st Court of Appeals Holds Section 42.231 does not apply to untimely filed petitions.

Update: The Supreme Court of Texas Takes Up J-W Power Company Cases

Update: Election Contests Putting HISTORIC $18 BILLION PROPERTY TAX RELIEF on Hold

Update: Gray Winston & Hart Files Religious Organization Appeal

Update: Texas Voters Approve Historic $18 Billion Property Tax Relief

A Complete Simplified Guide to Industrial Property Taxes in Texas

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