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eSupplement to the 33rd Annual Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Contains material from Oct 2022 to Nov 2022
eSupplement to the 33rd Annual Conference on State and Federal Appeals
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Session 1: Ted Lasso Ethics - Five lessons lawyers should learn from Ted Lasso.
Session 2: How Smart People Deal with Difficult People - In these polarizing times, we must rely on intelligence when interacting with difficult others. We'll discuss the science behind avoiding contempt, recognizing motive attribution asymmetry, and learning to coexist with disagreement so that we can behave ethically—even when we don't feel like it.
Session 3: Readable Legal Writing - Creating readable legal writing requires several techniques: accessible format, clear organization, manageable sentences, and correct mechanics. This presentation addresses each of those briefly, offering current recommendations and best practices.
Session 4: Dr. Strangehearing, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Virtual Proceeding - Are you “zoomed” out yet? Hear from state and federal judges on the role, if any, they see for virtual hearings or trials in a post-COVID legal world.
Session 2: How Smart People Deal with Difficult People - In these polarizing times, we must rely on intelligence when interacting with difficult others. We'll discuss the science behind avoiding contempt, recognizing motive attribution asymmetry, and learning to coexist with disagreement so that we can behave ethically—even when we don't feel like it.
Session 3: Readable Legal Writing - Creating readable legal writing requires several techniques: accessible format, clear organization, manageable sentences, and correct mechanics. This presentation addresses each of those briefly, offering current recommendations and best practices.
Session 4: Dr. Strangehearing, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Virtual Proceeding - Are you “zoomed” out yet? Hear from state and federal judges on the role, if any, they see for virtual hearings or trials in a post-COVID legal world.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 3.00 | 0.50 ethics
- Credit Info
- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 5/31/2024
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Ted Lasso Ethics (Oct 2022)
Charlie Ginn
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Ted Lasso Ethics (Oct 2022)
Five lessons lawyers should learn from Ted Lasso.
Originally presented: Aug 2022 The Car Crash Seminar
Charlie Ginn,
McCraw Law Group - McKinney, TX
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How Smart People Deal with Difficult People (Oct 2022)
DeDe Church
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How Smart People Deal with Difficult People (Oct 2022)
In these polarizing times, we must rely on intelligence when interacting with difficult others. We'll discuss the science behind avoiding contempt, recognizing motive attribution asymmetry, and learning to coexist with disagreement so that we can behave ethically—even when we don't feel like it.
Originally presented: Sep 2022 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
DeDe Church,
DeDe Church & Associates, LLC - Austin, TX
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Readable Legal Writing (Oct 2022)
Wayne Schiess
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Readable Legal Writing (Oct 2022)
Creating readable legal writing requires several techniques: accessible format, clear organization, manageable sentences, and correct mechanics. This presentation addresses each of those briefly, offering current recommendations and best practices.
Originally presented: Sep 2022 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Wayne Schiess,
The University of Texas School of Law - Austin, TX
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Dr. Strangehearing, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Virtual Proceeding (Nov 2022)
F. Daniel Knight, Hon. Tracy Christopher, Hon. Kevin D. Jewell, Hon. Beau A. Miller
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Dr. Strangehearing, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Virtual Proceeding (Nov 2022)
Are you “zoomed” out yet? Hear from state and federal judges on the role, if any, they see for virtual hearings or trials in a post-COVID legal world.
Originally presented: Oct 2022 Admiralty and Maritime Law Conference
F. Daniel Knight,
Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry - Houston, TX
Hon. Tracy Christopher,
Fourteenth Court of Appeals - Houston, TX
Hon. Kevin D. Jewell,
Fourteenth Court of Appeals - Houston, TX
Hon. Beau A. Miller,
190th Civil District Court - Houston, TX