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Move Over, There’s a New Motion (for Summary Judgment) in Town: Texas Supreme Court Proposes Amendment to Rule 166a of the Rules of Civil Procedure

Move Over, There’s a New Motion (for Summary Judgment) in Town: Texas Supreme Court Proposes Amendment to Rule 166a of the Rules of Civil Procedure

Feb 9, 2026 | Drill Deeper Blog

Whether in state or federal court, a cornerstone of civil procedure and trial practice is the motion for summary judgment. The basic tenants of the motion are well-known—a moving party prevails when there is no genuine issue of material fact, entitling it to judgment...

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