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Hooked on CLE: September 2019
Contains material from Dec 2018 to Jun 2019
Hooked on CLE: September 2019
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Great collection of CLEs
Enjoyed the introversion and reptile theory seminars, in particular. Good, concrete information.
Excellent material overall. My only comment is that some presenters try to load too much material on slides by quoting the law or regs. It is impossible to read even when blowing up the material on the screen.
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THIS MONTH: Ethics on the Edge: Disruptive Technology and Compliance • How to Charm a Snake (and Maybe a Few Reptiles) • The Introverted Lawyer: Championing the Strengths of Quiet Advocates, and Authentically Amplifying Our Voices • Expert Nightmares • Land Use and Future Tech
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Ethics on the Edge: Disruptive Technology and Compliance (Jun 2019)
Christopher T. Brown, Courtney Hicks Dickey, Jose Valera
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Session 1
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Ethics on the Edge: Disruptive Technology and Compliance (Jun 2019)
In an age of accelerating change, technology-driven innovation keeps lawyers busy. How do you advise a client when their business model is so disruptive it tests the bounds of existing law? And what are the ethical considerations you must weigh to make sure you don’t violate your own duties as a lawyer while helping your client meet its business objectives?
Originally presented: May 2019 Technology Law Conference
Christopher T. Brown,
Attorney at Law, PLLC - Austin, TX
Courtney Hicks Dickey,
Dosh Holdings, Inc. - Austin, TX
Jose Valera,
moovel North America, LLC - Austin, TX
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How to Charm a Snake (and Maybe a Few Reptiles) (Dec 2018)
Derek T. Gilliland, Britta Stanton
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How to Charm a Snake (and Maybe a Few Reptiles) (Dec 2018)
How can you recognize a popular plaintiff’s trial theory and combat it? How can you spot it, take advantage of it, attack it pretrial, and at trial? Get expert focus on trial themes and how they help you win your case.
Originally presented: Nov 2018 Civil Litigation Conference
Derek T. Gilliland,
Nix, Patterson & Roach, L.L.P. - Daingerfield, TX
Britta Stanton,
Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst, LLP - Dallas, TX
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The Introverted Lawyer: Championing the Strengths of Quiet Advocates, and Authentically Amplifying Our Voices (Apr 2019)
Heidi K. Brown
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The Introverted Lawyer: Championing the Strengths of Quiet Advocates, and Authentically Amplifying Our Voices (Apr 2019)
While naturally loquacious law professors, law students, lawyers, and judges thrive in a world dominated by the Socratic question-and-answer method and rapid-fire oral discourse, quiet thinkers and writers can be sidelined. The Introverted Lawyer illuminates the valuable gifts that introverted, shy, and socially anxious individuals bring to the legal profession—including active listening, deep thinking, empathy, impactful legal writing, creative problem-solving, and thoughtful communication. It offers tangible steps for introverted attorneys to capitalize on their abilities, to become more confident and effective practitioners, and to diminish unwarranted stress. It also provides practical advice to law office mentors and others in developing these attorneys and their greatly needed proficiencies to the legal profession.
Originally presented: Apr 2019 The Introverted Lawyer: Championing the Strengths of Quiet Advocates, and Authentically Amplifying Our Voices
Heidi K. Brown,
Brooklyn Law School - Brooklyn, NY
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Expert Nightmares (Dec 2018)
Hon. Marvin Isgur, J. Ken Johnson
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Expert Nightmares (Dec 2018)
Getting your expert’s opinion into the record and adopted by the Court can be the difference between victory and defeat. Using published opinions as a springboard, key turning points in assisting and persuading the Court with expert opinions are examined.
Originally presented: Nov 2018 Bankruptcy Conference
Hon. Marvin Isgur,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas - Houston, TX
J. Ken Johnson,
Martin | Walton LLP - Houston, TX
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Land Use & Future Tech (May 2019)
Casey Burgess
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Land Use & Future Tech (May 2019)
An examination of changing technology and its effect on land use and transportation planning law.
Originally presented: Apr 2019 Land Use Conference
Casey Burgess,
Dallas City Attorney's Office - Dallas, TX