Law Office of Alan Tysinger

Does WeWork Indicate Change In the Face of Workers' Compensation?

A celebrated tech startup has fallen on hard times recently, but still plans to open in San Antonio in 2020. Wework has been heralded for its view of office space as a tech commodity rather than a stuffy old bricks and mortar driven approach. The philosophy behind the startup is... Read more →

St. Mary's Law School Possible Downtown Move

Recent reports indicate St. Mary's Law School is eyeing a move to downtown San Antonio from its current home at the west side campus of St. Mary's University. I post this here because it's an important reminder that the legal profession is a growing force in the San Antonio community.... Read more →

Supreme Court Ruling in Cell Location Data Case: Private Investigators, Surveillance, and Fraud in Injury Litigation

Today the Supreme Court issued a ruling in the case of Carpenter vs. United States, in which it decided that authorities generally need a warrant to obtain cell phone location data from service providers. It had been argued by prosecutors/governmental authorities that this information was a business record, kept and... Read more →