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Jason P. Nance named new dean of SMU Dedman School of Law
Jason P. Nance, an education policy and law scholar who studies inequalities in public education, has been named the Judge James Noel Dean of SMU’s Dedman School of Law. Nance comes from the University of Florida’s Levin College of Law,
Texas Access to Justice Foundation creates new fellowship to serve veterans
The Texas Access to Justice Foundation, or TAJF, which provides grant funding for civil legal aid in Texas, announced the creation of the Terry O. Tottenham Veterans Justice Fellowship. The fellowship honors veteran, current TAJF Secretary, and former State Bar
State Bar of Texas announces 2021 TMCP award winners
The State Bar of Texas today announced the recipients of the 2021 Texas Minority Counsel Program awards, which honor outstanding attorneys for their impact in the areas of diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.
The Texas Minority Counsel Program,
TYLA seeks judges for State Moot Court Competition
The Texas Young Lawyers Association is seeking volunteers to judge the State Moot Court Competition preliminary rounds in Houston. Eight law school teams from across the state will compete in the competition on June 7 and 8.
Judges are needed
Christopher V. Popov sworn in as new HBA president
Christopher V. Popov, of Vinson & Elkins, took office as president of the Houston Bar Association during the HBA Annual Dinner on May 19.
Popov’s goals for the year include elevating civil discourse affecting society, promoting wellness resources, and amplifying
FOIFT and AG’s Office to host open government seminars in San Antonio, Edinburg areas
The Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas is partnering with the Texas Attorney General’s Office to host two open government seminars in the San Antonio and Edinburg areas in June, featuring training in state open meeting and public records laws.
ABA releases second report on bar pass data by race, ethnicity, and gender
The Managing Director’s Office of the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar released bar pass data for ABA-approved law schools that lists pass rates based on race, ethnicity, and gender.
The charts include aggregate
Texas Bar Foundation donates $6,000 to Tarrant County nonprofit
Texas Bar Foundation donates $6,000 to Tarrant County nonprofit
The Texas Bar Foundation’s donation to Alliance For Children will help facilitate the presentation of a new training course—Behavioral Characteristics of Sex Offenders— for staff and partners. The course will be
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