Attorneys sometimes struggle to set themselves apart from their peers. One way is to find a niche and develop expertise. This is true for appellate lawyers, who, though already focused on appellate law, can cultivate unique areas of knowledge within that specialty.
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Criminal Appeals from the Federal Public Defender’s Perspective | Matthew Wright
Overseeing The Texas Pattern Jury Charges | Judge Dan Hinde
A Primer on the Texas Bar Disciplinary System: Seana Willing
The Texas Bar is a self-regulating entity—it handles attorney discipline through a unique procedural process. Although most attorneys steer clear of professional discipline, it’s important for practitioners to know about the disciplinary system and how it works. This week, Todd
Happy Holidays from the Texas Appellate Law Podcast!
As 2021 comes to a close, co-hosts Todd Smith and Jody Sanders pause to thank listeners and followers of the Texas Appellate Law Podcast. During the holiday break, we recommend revisiting our 2020 interview with Chris Ritter on Well-Being Strategies
Expanding Pro Bono Appellate Services | Mike Truesdale
What Lawyers Need to Know About Cybersecurity | Dennis Van Metre
As technology becomes more sophisticated, so too do the security issues its users encounter. These challenges impact attorneys and law firms particularly, as they regularly deal with confidential data and privileged information. Often, however, attorneys and law firms remain unaware
An Unexpected Path to the Appellate Bench | Justice Rebeca Huddle
People take many paths into the practice of law. These varied experiences provide important perspectives that enrich and improve the legal industry. This week, Todd Smith and Jody Sanders talk with Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebeca Huddle about her path to
Authenticity and Finding Your Place in the Law | Karen Vladeck
Balancing professional obligations with self-care is a major challenge for lawyers. It’s easy for attorneys to overload themselves with work, activities, and commitments, often stretching themselves too thin and straining their personal relationships. This week, Karen Vladeck a partner at Wittliff
