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Hooked on CLE: June 2021
Contains material from Sep 2020 to May 2021
Hooked on CLE: June 2021
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on point and delivered effectively
The supporting materials for "too many entities" was lacking. The real estate fixes was an excellent program. Disaster Planning was a bit more general, but having rebuilt my practice after Harvey in Rockport, my knowledge is a bit more in depth in some areas. I also was on the State Bar FEMA committee back when we had one in the mid 1990s. Learned a lot from the tornado in Fort Worth and the Houston floods.
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Session 1: Building a Disaster Plan for Your Law Practice - Join Hannah Dyal as she explores: is your law firm ready for a disaster and how to prepare. This presentation will give firms and solo practitioners tips for how to begin building a disaster plan for their law practice.
Session 2: Dram Shop Cases: When the Bar Causes the Crash - There’s an extra party that often belongs in the car crash case—a dram shop that overserved one of the drivers.
Session 3: Fixing Real Estate Headaches: Deeds, Trusts, and Title Issues - An overview of how to identify and address real estate issues unique to estate planners such erroneous deeds (possibly from years ago), chain of title errors, lost trusts, and more.
Session 4: Analyzing Your Contract Through the Eyes of a Litigator and Jury - Examine the common causes of action coming out of a breach of contract, review the state statutory and case law regarding common contract provisions, and understand different perspectives of the transactional attorney and the litigator on the same agreement so that you can ask and answer important questions that may change the drafting of the agreement in the first place.
Session 5: Too Many Entities - As more “deals” are put together, more entities are used to facilitate the “deal." Assess the huge liability risk for clients and lawyers if litigation is the end result.
Session 2: Dram Shop Cases: When the Bar Causes the Crash - There’s an extra party that often belongs in the car crash case—a dram shop that overserved one of the drivers.
Session 3: Fixing Real Estate Headaches: Deeds, Trusts, and Title Issues - An overview of how to identify and address real estate issues unique to estate planners such erroneous deeds (possibly from years ago), chain of title errors, lost trusts, and more.
Session 4: Analyzing Your Contract Through the Eyes of a Litigator and Jury - Examine the common causes of action coming out of a breach of contract, review the state statutory and case law regarding common contract provisions, and understand different perspectives of the transactional attorney and the litigator on the same agreement so that you can ask and answer important questions that may change the drafting of the agreement in the first place.
Session 5: Too Many Entities - As more “deals” are put together, more entities are used to facilitate the “deal." Assess the huge liability risk for clients and lawyers if litigation is the end result.
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Building a Disaster Plan for Your Law Practice (May 2021)
Hannah Dyal
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Building a Disaster Plan for Your Law Practice (May 2021)
Join Hannah Dyal as she explores: is your law firm ready for a disaster and how to prepare. This presentation will give firms and solo practitioners tips for how to begin building a disaster plan for their law practice.
Originally presented: Apr 2021 Building a Disaster Plan for Your Law Practice
Hannah Dyal,
Texas RioGrande Legal Aid - Corpus Christi, TX
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Dram Shop Cases: When the Bar Causes the Crash (Sep 2020)
Quentin Brogdon
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Dram Shop Cases: When the Bar Causes the Crash (Sep 2020)
There’s an extra party that often belongs in the car crash case—a dram shop that overserved one of the drivers.
Originally presented: Aug 2020 Car Crash Seminar
Quentin Brogdon,
Crain Brogdon Rogers, LLP - Dallas, TX
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Fixing Real Estate Headaches: Deeds, Trusts, and Title Issues (Sep 2020)
Christopher D. Jones
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Fixing Real Estate Headaches: Deeds, Trusts, and Title Issues (Sep 2020)
An overview of how to identify and address real estate issues unique to estate planners such erroneous deeds (possibly from years ago), chain of title errors, lost trusts, and more.
Originally presented: Jul 2020 Estate Planning, Guardianship and Elder Law Conference
Christopher D. Jones,
Sprouse Shrader Smith PLLC - Amarillo, TX
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Analyzing Your Contract Through the Eyes of a Litigator and Jury (Oct 2020)
Carol Bavousett Mattick, Ladd Hirsch, Patrick D. Keating
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Analyzing Your Contract Through the Eyes of a Litigator and Jury (Oct 2020)
Examine the common causes of action coming out of a breach of contract, review the state statutory and case law regarding common contract provisions, and understand different perspectives of the transactional attorney and the litigator on the same agreement so that you can ask and answer important questions that may change the drafting of the agreement in the first place.
Originally presented: Sep 2020 Contract Drafting Essentials: A Practical Guide to Fundamental Concepts, Approaches, and Key Considerations
Carol Bavousett Mattick,
Carol Bavousett Mattick, PLLC - San Antonio and Austin, TX
Ladd Hirsch,
Winstead PC - Austin, TX
Patrick D. Keating,
Keating Brown PLLC - Richardson, TX
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Too Many Entities (Mar 2021)
Thomas H. Watkins
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Session 5
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Too Many Entities (Mar 2021)
As more “deals” are put together, more entities are used to facilitate the “deal." Assess the huge liability risk for clients and lawyers if litigation is the end result.
Originally presented: Feb 2021 First Friday Ethics (February 2021)
Thomas H. Watkins,
Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX