Paul Flahive is an Accountability Reporter at Texas Public Radio. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on topics such as lawsuits, cannabis regulation, and the construction and real estate industries. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NPR, Houston Public Media, and the Austin American-Statesman.
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Paul Flahive's focus is on local Texas issues, particularly relating to government and politics, foster care, prison systems, inmate abuse, and staffing crises. He covers evolving stories with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation and breaking news in these areas.
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By: Paul Flahive
An arbitration award against Einride adds to financial and legal challenges facing the Austin-based autonomous trucking company.
By: Paul Flahive
The collapse of one of the biggest deals for heavy duty electric trucks outside of Asia may have severe consequences for the Austin-based U.S. subsidiary of Einride, one of the city's prominent autonomous trucking companies
By: Paul Flahive
A hearing that began Tuesday comes as the state is pushing to privatize the system, a fact that attorneys for children say means strict oversight is needed.
By: Paul Flahive
A hearing that began Tuesday comes as the state is pushing to privatize the system, a fact that attorneys for children say means strict oversight is needed.
By: Paul Flahive
John Robison was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison for defrauding investor Joe Lonsdale of $1 million in a deal tied to a planned university campus.
By: Paul Flahive
A Statesman analysis found Western Texas borrowers won student-loan relief in 15 of 60 completed bankruptcy cases, with judges sharply divided over federal debt-forgiveness agreements.
By: Paul Flahive
When Travis Estes finally admitted he had to declare bankruptcy, creditors were already suing him over his debts.
A Statesman analysis found Western Texas borrowers won student-loan relief in 15 of 60 completed bankruptcy cases, with judges sharply divided over federal debt-forgiveness agreements.
By: Paul Flahive
Texas Children's Hospital in Houston has opened a detransition clinic, satisfying part of a May settlement with the Texas Attorney General's Office and the Justice Department.
By: Paul Flahive
Texas Children's Hospital in Houston has opened a detransition clinic, satisfying part of a May settlement with the Texas Attorney General's Office and the Justice Department.
