D Theodore Rave in the Media

Law360 April 7, 2025

End Of J&J Talc Unit’s Ch. 11 Shows ‘Texas Two-Step’ Risks

Professor Teddy Rave predicts that the dismissal of Johnson & Johnson's "Texas two-step" third bankruptcy attempt involving its spinoff Red River Talc will make it more challenging to use a divisional merger to impose a settlement on creditors who don't want it.

Houston Public Media January 24, 2024

Governor Abbott signals potential defiance of Supreme Court’s border ruling

Professor Teddy Rave describes the initial calls by Texas Republican lawmakers to defy the Supreme Court's order as unconstitutional and dangerous.

Law.com November 8, 2023

Critical Mass With Law.com’s Amanda Bronstad: Roundup Trial Starts As Monsanto Challenges Verdict, ‘Unprecedented Level of Fraud’ Threatens to Dismantle Booster Seat Settlement

Professor Theodore Rave weighs in on a legal battle and multiple court cases over Monsanto's Roundup pesticide, and how verdicts may influence future settlement discussions

Lead Stories June 6, 2023

Fact Check: Title 10 And Executive Order 13912 Do Not Mean Trump Is Still Commander In Chief

Professor Theodore Rave explains that Executive Orders and Title 10 cannot override the Constitution, in relations to claims that Donald Trump is still president.

Reuters November 3, 2022

Fact Check-As voter registration mailers trigger claims of ‘dead voters’ in Texas, officials and experts say there are safeguards in place against voter impersonation

Professor Theodore Rave provides background on election fraud law as it relates to allegations against Texas Governor candidate Beto O'Rourke of sending out voter registration forms to deceased individuals.

AP News November 3, 2022

Pre-filled voter registration forms are not proof of fraud

Professor Theodore Rave explains the consequence of sending out partially pre-filled voter registration forms to deceased people in a fact-checking article about a voter fraud claim against Beto O'Rourke.

Lead Stories October 20, 2022

Fact Check: President Trump Would NOT Be Reinstated Immediately By Supreme Court Decision — It’s About Redistricting NOT 2020 Election

Professor Theodore Rave debunks a theory that former president Trump could be reinstated by explaining the Moore v. Harper case.