On second thought, summary judgment reversed.

The case of Starwood Management v. Swaim returned to the Fifth Court, after a reversal and remand by the Texas Supreme Court. The previous Fifth Court opinion affirmed a defense summary judgment, finding that the affidavits of the plaintiffs’ causation experts in a legal malpractice were conclusory. The Texas Supreme Court held otherwise. Against that backdrop, on remand, the Fifth Court found that the affidavits were not “speculative” (a concept arguably distinct from being “conclusory”) and was relevant, and reversed the summary judgment that had resulted from these rulings and the one addressed by the supreme court. No. 05-14-01218-CV (March 20, 2018) (mem. op.)