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Navigating the Waters: Multi-Agency Regulation, State and Private Entities; Primary vs. Exclusive Jurisdiction; Plus Changing Discovery Rules
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Navigating the Waters: Multi-Agency Regulation, State and Private Entities; Primary vs. Exclusive Jurisdiction; Plus Changing Discovery Rules
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Session 1: Navigating the Waters of Multi-Agency Regulation: Pointers and Pitfalls for Practitioners - A discussion concerning the challenges that arise from cross-agency regulation and suggested practices for addressing them.
Session 2: Too Many Entities at the State and on the Private Side - Agency attorneys have too many bites at the apple, while private attorneys face too many entities.
Session 3: Primary vs. Exclusive Jurisdiction and Pleas to the Jurisdiction Analysis -A focus on recent cases involving issues of primary and exclusive jurisdiction and the process for analyzing pleas to the jurisdiction filed in district court.
Session 4: Changing Discovery Rules in Complex Administrative Contested-Case Proceedings - Do complex administrative cases warrant restricted discovery across the board? A look at the Railroad Commission’s new discovery rules in its gas utility cases and the potential for similar restrictions in other types of cases.
Session 2: Too Many Entities at the State and on the Private Side - Agency attorneys have too many bites at the apple, while private attorneys face too many entities.
Session 3: Primary vs. Exclusive Jurisdiction and Pleas to the Jurisdiction Analysis -A focus on recent cases involving issues of primary and exclusive jurisdiction and the process for analyzing pleas to the jurisdiction filed in district court.
Session 4: Changing Discovery Rules in Complex Administrative Contested-Case Proceedings - Do complex administrative cases warrant restricted discovery across the board? A look at the Railroad Commission’s new discovery rules in its gas utility cases and the potential for similar restrictions in other types of cases.
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Navigating the Waters of Multi-Agency Regulation: Pointers and Pitfalls for Practitioners (Sep 2015)
James E. Davis, Jon L. Gillum, Leah Gillum, Catherine Reyer, Michael Rigby
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Navigating the Waters of Multi-Agency Regulation: Pointers and Pitfalls for Practitioners (Sep 2015)
A discussion concerning the challenges that arise from cross-agency regulation and suggested practices for addressing them.
Originally presented: Aug 2015 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
James E. Davis,
Office of the Attorney General - Austin, TX
Jon L. Gillum,
Locke Lord LLP - Austin, TX
Leah Gillum,
Texas Department of Insurance - Austin, TX
Catherine Reyer,
Texas Department of Banking - Austin, TX
Michael Rigby,
Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner - Austin, TX
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Too Many Entities at the State and on the Private Side (Sep 2015)
Thomas H. Watkins
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Too Many Entities at the State and on the Private Side (Sep 2015)
Agency attorneys have too many bites at the apple, while private attorneys face too many entities.
Originally presented: Aug 2015 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Thomas H. Watkins,
Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX
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Primary vs. Exclusive Jurisdiction and Pleas to the Jurisdiction Analysis (Sep 2015)
J. Bruce Bennett, Hon. J. Woodfin "Woodie" Jones, Colleen M. Regester
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Session 3
—33 mins
Primary vs. Exclusive Jurisdiction and Pleas to the Jurisdiction Analysis (Sep 2015)
A focus on recent cases involving issues of primary and exclusive jurisdiction and the process for analyzing pleas to the jurisdiction filed in district court.
Originally presented: Aug 2015 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
J. Bruce Bennett,
Cardwell, Hart & Bennett, L.L.P. - Austin, TX
Hon. J. Woodfin "Woodie" Jones,
Alexander Dubose Jefferson & Townsend LLP - Austin, TX
Colleen M. Regester,
Third Court of Appeals - Austin, TX
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Changing Discovery Rules in Complex Administrative Contested-Case Proceedings (Sep 2015)
Robert G. Hargrove, J. Kay Trostle
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Session 4
—32 mins
Changing Discovery Rules in Complex Administrative Contested-Case Proceedings (Sep 2015)
Do complex administrative cases warrant restricted discovery across the board? A look at the Railroad Commission’s new discovery rules in its gas utility cases and the potential for similar restrictions in other types of cases.
Originally presented: Aug 2015 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Robert G. Hargrove,
Osborn, Griffith & Hargrove - Austin, TX
J. Kay Trostle,
Smith Trostle & Huerta LLP - Austin, TX