TX HB3060

Authorizes the Texas Attorney General to bring civil antitrust actions on behalf of individuals and governmental entities for business or property injuries caused by violations of the Texas Free Enterprise and Antitrust Act

Requires the Attorney General to provide written notice to governmental entities before filing suit on their behalf, with entities having 30 days to formally withdraw authorization through their governing body

Allows successful plaintiffs to recover actual damages, interest from date of service through judgment, court costs, and reasonable attorney's fees; treble damages apply when unlawful conduct is found willful or flagrant

Defines "governmental entity" broadly to include the state and all its agencies, political subdivisions (counties, cities, school districts, special districts), and municipal or public corporations

Permits the state to retain from any recovery an amount equal to investigation and prosecution expenses for deposit into the general revenue fund; applies only to causes of action accruing on or after September 1, 2025