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2020 Updates in Texas Appellate Law: Recent Cases and Developments
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2020 Updates in Texas Appellate Law: Recent Cases and Developments
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Session 1: Texas Supreme Court Update - Explore recent opinions issued by the Court in the current term.
Session 2: Beyond Breach: Recent Developments in Contract Issues - Recent decisions from the Texas Supreme Court concerning contract enforcement adhere to the principle that contract rights in Texas are held sacred and shall be enforced. From contract formation to fraudulent inducement claims, application of that principle is shifting contract-based analysis away from the jury and onto the bench.
Session 3: What Are the Odds - Two jurismetricians provide answers to common questions clients ask about their chances in the Texas Supreme Court.
Session 4: Texas Courts Respond to COVID-19 - A discussion of challenges facing the Texas courts during a pandemic and the steps taken to resolve those challenges, both in the trial and appellate courts.
Session 5: 2020 Texas Appellate Judicial Survey - The first step in tailoring your clients’ oral and written presentations to the preferences and dislikes of appellate justices is learning what they are. The 2020 Texas Appellate Judicial Survey is a valuable tool to achieve that important objective.
Session 6: Texas Supreme Court Panel - Hear a candid conversation among the Justices about what is new at the Court, the state of the docket, and ways practitioners can improve their chances of obtaining favorable relief for their clients.
Session 2: Beyond Breach: Recent Developments in Contract Issues - Recent decisions from the Texas Supreme Court concerning contract enforcement adhere to the principle that contract rights in Texas are held sacred and shall be enforced. From contract formation to fraudulent inducement claims, application of that principle is shifting contract-based analysis away from the jury and onto the bench.
Session 3: What Are the Odds - Two jurismetricians provide answers to common questions clients ask about their chances in the Texas Supreme Court.
Session 4: Texas Courts Respond to COVID-19 - A discussion of challenges facing the Texas courts during a pandemic and the steps taken to resolve those challenges, both in the trial and appellate courts.
Session 5: 2020 Texas Appellate Judicial Survey - The first step in tailoring your clients’ oral and written presentations to the preferences and dislikes of appellate justices is learning what they are. The 2020 Texas Appellate Judicial Survey is a valuable tool to achieve that important objective.
Session 6: Texas Supreme Court Panel - Hear a candid conversation among the Justices about what is new at the Court, the state of the docket, and ways practitioners can improve their chances of obtaining favorable relief for their clients.
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Texas Supreme Court Update (Jun 2020)
Hon. Jeff Boyd, Kurt Kuhn
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Texas Supreme Court Update (Jun 2020)
Explore recent opinions issued by the Court in the current term.
Originally presented: Jun 2020 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Hon. Jeff Boyd,
The Supreme Court of Texas - Austin, TX
Kurt Kuhn,
Kuhn Hobbs PLLC - Austin, TX
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Beyond Breach: Recent Developments in Contract Issues (Jun 2020)
Kendyl T. Hanks, Nicole Córdoba
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Beyond Breach: Recent Developments in Contract Issues (Jun 2020)
Recent decisions from the Texas Supreme Court concerning contract enforcement adhere to the principle that contract rights in Texas are held sacred and shall be enforced. From contract formation to fraudulent inducement claims, application of that principle is shifting contract-based analysis away from the jury and onto the bench.
Originally presented: Jun 2020 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Kendyl T. Hanks,
Greenberg Traurig, LLP - Austin, TX
Nicole Córdoba,
Greenberg Traurig, LLP - Austin, TX
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What Are the Odds (Jun 2020)
Pamela Stanton Baron, Don Cruse
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What Are the Odds (Jun 2020)
Two jurismetricians provide answers to common questions clients ask about their chances in the Texas Supreme Court.
Originally presented: Jun 2020 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Pamela Stanton Baron,
Attorney at Law - Austin, TX
Don Cruse,
Law Office of Don Cruse - Austin, TX
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Texas Courts Respond to COVID-19 (Jun 2020)
Blake A. Hawthorne, Hon. Emily Miskel, David Slayton
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Session 4
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Texas Courts Respond to COVID-19 (Jun 2020)
A discussion of challenges facing the Texas courts during a pandemic and the steps taken to resolve those challenges, both in the trial and appellate courts.
Originally presented: Jun 2020 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Blake A. Hawthorne,
The Supreme Court of Texas - Austin, TX
Hon. Emily Miskel,
470th District Court, Collin County - McKinney, TX
David Slayton,
Office of Court Administration - Austin, TX
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2020 Texas Appellate Judicial Survey (Jun 2020)
Scott Rothenberg, Kent Rutter, Jo Ann Storey
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Session 5
—48 mins
2020 Texas Appellate Judicial Survey (Jun 2020)
The first step in tailoring your clients’ oral and written presentations to the preferences and dislikes of appellate justices is learning what they are. The 2020 Texas Appellate Judicial Survey is a valuable tool to achieve that important objective.
Originally presented: Jun 2020 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Scott Rothenberg,
Law Offices of Scott Rothenberg - Bellaire, TX
Kent Rutter,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Houston, TX
Jo Ann Storey,
Jo Ann Storey, P.C. - Houston, TX
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Texas Supreme Court Panel (Jun 2020)
David M. Gunn, Hon. Nathan L. Hecht, Hon. J. Brett Busby, Hon. Jane N. Bland
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Session 6
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Texas Supreme Court Panel (Jun 2020)
Hear a candid conversation among the Justices about what is new at the Court, the state of the docket, and ways practitioners can improve their chances of obtaining favorable relief for their clients.
Originally presented: Jun 2020 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
David M. Gunn,
Beck Redden LLP - Houston, TX
Hon. Nathan L. Hecht,
The Supreme Court of Texas - Austin, TX
Hon. J. Brett Busby,
The Supreme Court of Texas - Austin, TX
Hon. Jane N. Bland,
The Supreme Court of Texas - Austin, TX