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2024 Appellate Practice Updates: Appellate Rule Changes, Preservation of Error, Supersedeas, and Jury Charges
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2024 Appellate Practice Updates: Appellate Rule Changes, Preservation of Error, Supersedeas, and Jury Charges
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Session 01: Update on Appellate Rules Changes - The Supreme Court has been busy with amendments to the TRAPs, both on its own initiative and at the direction of the Legislature. See how the changes will affect your practice (and why you won’t have to sign any more certificates of service in your appeals but you might need to update your template for petitions for review).
Session 02: Preservation of Error Update - An overview of recent cases regarding preservation of error.
Session 03: Supersedeas and Post-Judgment Proceedings - The ability to supersede a judgment is often critical to preserving a party’s appellate rights. Hear an overview of the process for superseding a judgment, highlighting the 2023 changes to the Civil Practice & Remedies Code and Appellate Rules focused on alternative security. The presentation also touches on post-judgment discovery and execution.
Session 04: Jury Charge Update - Recent developments impacting civil jury charges and strategies involved in preparing and preserving error on them.
Session 05: District Court Judges Panel - A discussion of how district court judges feel about having appellate counsel at trial. And, how appellate counsel can be most beneficial at certain stages of the trial.
Session 02: Preservation of Error Update - An overview of recent cases regarding preservation of error.
Session 03: Supersedeas and Post-Judgment Proceedings - The ability to supersede a judgment is often critical to preserving a party’s appellate rights. Hear an overview of the process for superseding a judgment, highlighting the 2023 changes to the Civil Practice & Remedies Code and Appellate Rules focused on alternative security. The presentation also touches on post-judgment discovery and execution.
Session 04: Jury Charge Update - Recent developments impacting civil jury charges and strategies involved in preparing and preserving error on them.
Session 05: District Court Judges Panel - A discussion of how district court judges feel about having appellate counsel at trial. And, how appellate counsel can be most beneficial at certain stages of the trial.
Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides
- Total Credit Hours:
- 2.50
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- Specialization: Civil Appellate Law | Civil Trial Law | Personal Injury Trial Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 8/31/2025
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Update on Appellate Rules Changes (Jul 2024)
Richard B. Phillips Jr.
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Update on Appellate Rules Changes (Jul 2024)
The Supreme Court has been busy with amendments to the TRAPs, both on its own initiative and at the direction of the Legislature. See how the changes will affect your practice (and why you won’t have to sign any more certificates of service in your appeals but you might need to update your template for petitions for review).
Originally presented: Jun 2024 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Richard B. Phillips Jr.,
Holland & Knight LLP - Dallas, TX
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Preservation of Error Update (Jul 2024)
Barbara DePeña
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Preservation of Error Update (Jul 2024)
An overview of recent cases regarding preservation of error.
Originally presented: Jun 2024 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Barbara DePeña,
Ahmad Zavitsanos & Mensing PLLC - Houston, TX
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Supersedeas and Post-Judgment Proceedings (Jul 2024)
Lily Hann
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Supersedeas and Post-Judgment Proceedings (Jul 2024)
The ability to supersede a judgment is often critical to preserving a party’s appellate rights. Hear an overview of the process for superseding a judgment, highlighting the 2023 changes to the Civil Practice & Remedies Code and Appellate Rules focused on alternative security. The presentation also touches on post-judgment discovery and execution.
Originally presented: Jun 2024 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Lily Hann,
Yetter Coleman LLP - Houston, TX
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Jury Charge Update (Jul 2024)
Hon. Harvey Brown
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Jury Charge Update (Jul 2024)
Recent developments impacting civil jury charges and strategies involved in preparing and preserving error on them.
Originally presented: Jun 2024 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Hon. Harvey Brown,
The Lanier Law Firm - Houston, TX
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District Court Judges Panel (Jul 2024)
Jessica Z. Barger, Hon. Tonya Parker, Hon. Rose Guerra Reyna, Hon. Dawn Rogers
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District Court Judges Panel (Jul 2024)
A discussion of how district court judges feel about having appellate counsel at trial. And, how appellate counsel can be most beneficial at certain stages of the trial.
Originally presented: Jun 2024 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Jessica Z. Barger,
Wright Close & Barger, LLP - Houston, TX
Hon. Tonya Parker,
116th District Court - Dallas, TX
Hon. Rose Guerra Reyna,
206th District Court - Edinburg, TX
Hon. Dawn Rogers,
334th District Court - Houston, TX