“Wait, you were on a jury? I thought lawyers always get struck from the jury.” That’s a common misconception. Truth is, lawyers can and do serve on juries. Sometimes.
In Texas, where I have a civil litigation practice focused on
Amarillo By Morning: Tortious Interference with At-Will Employment
One proposition that is not controversial in the law is that lower courts are bound to follow the decisions of higher courts. …
State Bar of Texas announces caselaw alert partnership with Fastcase
astcase and the State Bar of Texas are extending their partnership to provide all active State Bar members with free access to Fastcase caselaw alerts in 13 practice areas
State Bar of Texas Hispanic Issues Section, Texas Access to Justice Foundation raise more than $46,000 with 3rd annual LAWTería game night
The event, which was held via Zoom on November 1, 2022, included judges and lawyers from around Texas as participants …
State Bar of Texas offers free CLE webcast on succession planning essentials
This informative webcast covers topics including: Essential file management and distribution policies for any transition …
New Federal Law Bans NDAs in Sexual Harassment Cases
The Speak Out Act applies retroactively to all NDAs that were already signed prior to the passage of the legislation …
Texas Bar Journal Must-Reads For January
The Texas Bar Journal starts the new year with its water law issue, priming readers on the latest in Texas water law, issues centering on supply, and meeting growth in demand.
TYLA Director Spotlight: Timothy Adams
I joined the TYLA Board to help support other young lawyers and future lawyers …
TYLA Director Spotlight: Russell Shrauner
think TYLA members looking to grow professionally should get involved in the …
Free CLE Opportunity: What Every Lawyer Should Know About the Attorney Grievance System
From the presentation you will learn about the Commission for Lawyer Discipline …