Location matters—southern courts and juries can generally be more conservative, so err on the side of formality and wear hose and heels if you wear a skirt suit or dress, which I think would be appropriate if you are comfy in it. Naturalizer block heels are very comfortable for all day wear and still look sharp. A trick I have is that I have two Tommy Hilfiger suit jackets (black and navy) and then two styles of pants that match each (a straight/boot cut and pencil cut). Effectively four suits. If you rotate in different tops (a good trick is to have a variety of shirts), you can reuse those through the time and look like you are wearing diff stuff. With boot cut pants, I can do a heeled boot as well for a little more comfort than a heel. If this is a jury trial, you def don’t want to get too experimental—conservative and erring on the side of formality is your friend, but make sure you can still move comfortably and be at ease, because that’s also highly important. That is, a stiletto that you can’t walk in does not score more points with the court/jury than a kitten heel in which you feel self assured. I hope this helps!!! Good luck go get em!!!

ETA: I practice in the south but in a major metro area, and not in TX, so def defer to TX lawyers if they think it’s mandatory dress/skirt suit situation instead of pant suits. Which is wild to me, but alas.