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Hot Topics Appellate Law Practice (2019): TCPA, Jury Charge, Legal Malpractice, and more
Contains material from Jul 2019
Hot Topics Appellate Law Practice (2019): TCPA, Jury Charge, Legal Malpractice, and more
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Session 1: A Deep Dive Into Selected Issues Under the Texas Citizens Participation Act - Since its passage in 2011, the Texas Citizens Participation Act has given rise to a perhaps surprising array of interpretive issues and controversies. Explore several recurring and/or open issues under the TCPA, as well as any legislative efforts to amend this statute.
Session 2: Jury Charge Update - Examine the significant jury charge cases over the past year and the most common recurring problems.
Session 3: Legal Malpractice Update - Get the latest on recent developments in Texas legal malpractice law, as well as notable ethics opinions that are applicable to appellate practitioners.
Session 4: The Dicta Plague - Take a look at language that is not necessary to the decision. Are we seeing more of this? What could that mean for you and your clients?
Session 2: Jury Charge Update - Examine the significant jury charge cases over the past year and the most common recurring problems.
Session 3: Legal Malpractice Update - Get the latest on recent developments in Texas legal malpractice law, as well as notable ethics opinions that are applicable to appellate practitioners.
Session 4: The Dicta Plague - Take a look at language that is not necessary to the decision. Are we seeing more of this? What could that mean for you and your clients?
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A Deep Dive Into Selected Issues Under the Texas Citizens Participation Act (Jul 2019)
Thomas S. Leatherbury, Hon. Bob Pemberton, Amanda G. Taylor
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A Deep Dive Into Selected Issues Under the Texas Citizens Participation Act (Jul 2019)
Since its passage in 2011, the Texas Citizens Participation Act has given rise to a perhaps surprising array of interpretive issues and controversies. Explore several recurring and/or open issues under the TCPA, as well as any legislative efforts to amend this statute.
Originally presented: Jun 2019 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Thomas S. Leatherbury,
Vinson & Elkins LLP - Dallas, TX
Hon. Bob Pemberton,
Third Court of Appeals (Ret.) - Austin, TX
Amanda G. Taylor,
Butler Snow LLP - Austin, TX
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Jury Charge Update (Jul 2019)
David Keltner
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Jury Charge Update (Jul 2019)
Examine the significant jury charge cases over the past year and the most common recurring problems.
Originally presented: Jun 2019 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
David Keltner,
Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP - Fort Worth, TX
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Legal Malpractice Update (Jul 2019)
Robyn Bigelow Hargrove
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Legal Malpractice Update (Jul 2019)
Get the latest on recent developments in Texas legal malpractice law, as well as notable ethics opinions that are applicable to appellate practitioners.
Originally presented: Jun 2019 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Robyn Bigelow Hargrove,
Scott Douglass & McConnico LLP - Austin, TX
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The Dicta Plague (Jul 2019)
David M. Gunn
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Session 4
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The Dicta Plague (Jul 2019)
Take a look at language that is not necessary to the decision. Are we seeing more of this? What could that mean for you and your clients?
Originally presented: Jun 2019 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
David M. Gunn,
Beck Redden LLP - Houston, TX