TX SB2417

Classifies written notes and typed memoranda from attorney general interviews during antitrust investigations as confidential attorney work product, exempting them from public disclosure under the Texas Public Information Act

Protects interview notes and memoranda from discovery requests if the attorney general files suit for antitrust violations, treating them as reflecting the mental impressions of the attorney general

Establishes that in antitrust actions brought by the attorney general, the attorney general is the sole party for discovery purposes

Specifies that the attorney general is legally considered to lack possession, custody, or control over documents held by legislators, other state officers, state agencies, or state institutions

Takes effect September 1, 2025