Last year, Texas Governor Greg Abbott worked with the Texas Legislature to create the Fifteenth Court of Appeals. Recently, he swore in the inaugural justices of this new court, which aims to uphold the Texas Constitution and state laws while providing businesses with an efficient process to resolve disputes. The creation of this court is part of Texas' broader effort to compete with the Delaware Court of Chancery, a renowned venue for business litigation. Law firms have been preparing for the Texas Business Court, though many have adopted a wait-and-see approach. Judge Marialyn Barnard has transitioned from the 73rd District Court to the Texas Business Court. Monica H. Smith, John Lawrence, and Tom O'Brien have outlined principles that will guide the new Texas Business Courts in breach of fiduciary duty litigation.