Levatino Pace PLLC

01/17/2024

The facility was originally set to only be closed on Tuesday, but the County now says it will remain closed for the rest of the week.

09/04/2023

A good start.

Effective Sept. 1, hospitals and health care facilities are required to give patients a written itemized bill before sending it to collections or trying to collect any money owed.

11/30/2022

No words...

Amanda Ramirez might not have bothered buying the Shells & Cheese product “had she known the truth,” says a proposed class-action lawsuit.

10/05/2021

Partner Steven Levatino filed an Amicus Brief at the US Supreme Court.

07/22/2021

Developments today: Partner Andrew MacRae in court today on Rodney Reed death penalty case. “Moments after Jimmy Fennell was sworn in to testify on Thursday morning, defense attorney Andrew MacRae immediately fires off a series of questions, accusing Fennell of violating his sworn oath to protect the public as an officer with Giddings Police and Georgetown police.”

Originally, Reed’s attorneys had a full week to bring forward new evidence and witnesses before District Judge J.D. Langley. He will consider these and make recommendations to the Court of Cr…

02/23/2021

No more boiling water in Austin. We’re delighted to put this chapter behind us and hope that you’re all well.

Austin Water has lifted the boil water notice for all customers. Customers no longer need to boil water used for drinking, cooking and, making ice.

Residential customers may return to regular INDOOR water use.

06/19/2020

Michael McQuarn allegedly submitted fraudulent applications to secure loans and buy himself a boat and a Rolls Royce.

06/15/2020

June 15, 2020. Today Steven Levatino and Andrew MacRae filed an amicus (“friend of the court”) brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, on behalf of the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops, supporting the First Amendment rights of Ruben Gutierrez, who has been sentenced to ex*****on. This sentence is...

05/04/2020

The Supreme Court on Monday broke with tradition and held oral arguments by conference call, a first for the famously tech-averse tribunal as the justices adapt to the global pandemic.

04/24/2020

“Pace prepares a client’s paperwork in advance, then the client and a witness pull up in their cars.... Outfitted with gloves, a mask, a face shield...., he brings the papers to the car window so the client never gets out of the car.”

A south Austin attorney, stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, started a new venture to help people execute wills from the comfort and safety of their cars.

04/20/2020

Looking to get your will & estate plan complete or updated? Partner Joel Pace has launched a curbside program to do this quickly, conveniently, and safely from the comfort of your own home or vehicle. Visit www.curbsideattorney.com for more details or to purchase.

Curbside Attorney is a simple, cost-effective, and safe way to take care of your basic estate planning needs during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

04/13/2020

We can help! Recently, the United States Congress passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA). Contained in the FFCRA is the Emergency Family Medical Leave Act (EFMLA) and the Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act (EFPSLA). These acts provide benefits to qualifying employees who are affected by coronavirus pandemic in certain situations. If your business needs assistance with understanding these acts, Steven Levatino has been extensively researching these complicated acts. Feel free to reach out with questions.