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Hooked on CLE: August 2023
Contains material from May 2022 to Jun 2023
Hooked on CLE: August 2023
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THIS MONTH: Commercial Contracts and The Most Heavily Litigated Provisions • Reproductive and Maternal Care in an Ever-Changing Legal Landscape • The Monroe Doctrine: The Duty to Defend under Texas Law and When Insurers Must Pay for Counsel • Bad Facts: Making Lemonade From Lemons • Protecting Individual Trustees Who Protect Beneficiaries
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 4.00 | 1.00 ethics
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- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 7/31/2025
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Commercial Contracts and The Most Heavily Litigated Provisions (Jun 2023)
Vineet Bhatia, Keith E. Witek
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Commercial Contracts and The Most Heavily Litigated Provisions (Jun 2023)
Some contract terms tend to be lightning rods for disagreement, conflict, and litigation. Review the contract provisions that seem to attract the most attention when conflicts arise and discuss various legal techniques and strategies that can be used to mitigate or avoid these conflicts.
Originally presented: May 2023 Corporate Counsel Institute
Vineet Bhatia,
Susman Godfrey L.L.P. - Houston, TX
Keith E. Witek,
Tenstorrent - Austin, TX
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Reproductive and Maternal Care in an Ever-Changing Legal Landscape (May 2023)
Brad Nitschke
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Reproductive and Maternal Care in an Ever-Changing Legal Landscape (May 2023)
A straight-down-the-middle view from the trenches on Dobbs, Title X, and Texas state laws.
Originally presented: Apr 2023 Health Law Conference
Brad Nitschke,
Parkland Health & Hospital System - Dallas, TX
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The Monroe Doctrine: The Duty to Defend under Texas Law and When Insurers Must Pay for Counsel (Jun 2023)
Travis Maples, Greg Sapire
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The Monroe Doctrine: The Duty to Defend under Texas Law and When Insurers Must Pay for Counsel (Jun 2023)
Construction disputes frequently trigger potential insurance coverage, and the duty to defend may be the single most important aspect of an insurance policy. This course addresses when a carrier’s duty to defend an insured arises under Texas law, and analyze in the context of construction disputes how courts are applying the holding in Monroe Guaranty Insurance Company v. BITCO General Insurance Corporation—the Texas Supreme Court’s most recent opinion governing this issue.
Originally presented: May 2023 The Monroe Doctrine: The Duty to Defend under Texas Law and When Insurers Must Pay for Counsel
Travis Maples,
MaynardNexsen - Austin, TX
Greg Sapire,
MaynardNexsen PC - Austin, TX
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Bad Facts: Making Lemonade From Lemons (May 2022)
Quentin Brogdon
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Bad Facts: Making Lemonade From Lemons (May 2022)
Every case has bad facts – lemons. Learn how to make lemonade from the lemons in your cases.
Originally presented: Apr 2022 Bad Facts: Making Lemonade From Lemons
Quentin Brogdon,
Crain Brogdon Rogers, LLP - Dallas, TX
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Protecting Individual Trustees Who Protect Beneficiaries (Apr 2023)
W. Cameron McCulloch Jr.
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Protecting Individual Trustees Who Protect Beneficiaries (Apr 2023)
Trustee service should be carefully considered in advance of accepting such a role. We live in a very contentious and litigious society, and trustee service leads to fiduciary responsibilities and corresponding liability concerns. Explore fiduciary duties and related liability concerns for trustees (both individual and corporate), as well as best (suggested) practices for individual trustees seeking to minimize risk.
Originally presented: Feb 2023 Special Needs Trusts
W. Cameron McCulloch Jr.,
Kean Miller LLP - Houston, TX