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Choice of Law and Issues that Arise with Witnesses and Beneficiaries in a Wrongful Death Case
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Choice of Law and Issues that Arise with Witnesses and Beneficiaries in a Wrongful Death Case
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Great anticipation of issues that often arise in choice of law context. I'd consider the various claims available (or unavailable) for spouses, children and common law spouses was particularly timely.
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Join Carlos Soltero as he provides an overview of common law privacy torts as well as legislative enactments designed to protect privacy and related interests including: the drone statute, the revenge porn statute, and other causes of action.
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- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 8/31/2024
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Choice of Law and Issues that Arise with Witnesses and Beneficiaries in a Wrongful Death Case (Aug 2021)
Join Carlos Soltero as he provides an overview of common law privacy torts as well as legislative enactments designed to protect privacy and related interests including: the drone statute, the revenge porn statute, and other causes of action.
Originally presented: Aug 2021 Choice of Law and Issues that Arise with Witnesses and Beneficiaries in a Wrongful Death Case
Carlos Soltero,
Soltero Sapire Murrell PLLC - Austin, TX