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Employment Litigation (2023)
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Employment Litigation (2023)
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Session 1: Settlement Agreements: Yes, No, Maybe So - Now that you have orally agreed to resolve that legal dispute, here are some specific provisions you should say “yes”, “no” or “maybe so” to in the written settlement agreement.
Session 2: War Stories, Trial Tips, and Trial Skills Comparison: New vs. Established - Two trial lawyers discuss tried and true methods for winning jury trials.
Session 3: Arbitration is NOT Litigation - Arbitration is intended to be more prompt and less costly. All it takes is using it intelligently, collegially and differently from litigation. It is widely used in labor union contracts and is particularly suited for non-union employment conflicts.
Session 4: Mediation Strategies, Solutions and Lessons Learned - The success of mediation is influenced by the information exchanged in advance, the type of mediation (remote or in-person), the inclusion or exclusion of a joint opening session, and many other factors. This panel discusses best practices for opening lines of communication, getting past the impasse, and finding a resolution.
Session 5: Anatomy of a TRO and Temporary Injunction Hearing - A discussion of best practices and “do’s and don’ts” for Texas District Court practitioners in temporary restraining order (“TRO”), temporary injunction and expedited discovery hearings, with a special emphasis on non-competition, non-solicitation and trade secrets issues.
Session 6: Post-COVID Jury Verdicts - The presentation will be a survey and discussion of trends in post-COVID verdicts in employment cases.
Session 2: War Stories, Trial Tips, and Trial Skills Comparison: New vs. Established - Two trial lawyers discuss tried and true methods for winning jury trials.
Session 3: Arbitration is NOT Litigation - Arbitration is intended to be more prompt and less costly. All it takes is using it intelligently, collegially and differently from litigation. It is widely used in labor union contracts and is particularly suited for non-union employment conflicts.
Session 4: Mediation Strategies, Solutions and Lessons Learned - The success of mediation is influenced by the information exchanged in advance, the type of mediation (remote or in-person), the inclusion or exclusion of a joint opening session, and many other factors. This panel discusses best practices for opening lines of communication, getting past the impasse, and finding a resolution.
Session 5: Anatomy of a TRO and Temporary Injunction Hearing - A discussion of best practices and “do’s and don’ts” for Texas District Court practitioners in temporary restraining order (“TRO”), temporary injunction and expedited discovery hearings, with a special emphasis on non-competition, non-solicitation and trade secrets issues.
Session 6: Post-COVID Jury Verdicts - The presentation will be a survey and discussion of trends in post-COVID verdicts in employment cases.
Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides
- Total Credit Hours:
- 3.50
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- Specialization: Civil Appellate Law | Civil Trial Law | Labor and Employment Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 8/31/2025
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Settlement Agreements: Yes, No, Maybe So (Jul 2023)
Katrina S. Patrick
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Settlement Agreements: Yes, No, Maybe So (Jul 2023)
Now that you have orally agreed to resolve that legal dispute, here are some specific provisions you should say “yes”, “no” or “maybe so” to in the written settlement agreement.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Labor and Employment Law Conference
Katrina S. Patrick,
Law Offices of Katrina Patrick - Houston, TX
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War Stories, Trial Tips, and Trial Skills Comparison: New vs. Established (Jul 2023)
John W. Griffin Jr., Deontae Wherry
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War Stories, Trial Tips, and Trial Skills Comparison: New vs. Established (Jul 2023)
Two trial lawyers discuss tried and true methods for winning jury trials.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Labor and Employment Law Conference
John W. Griffin Jr.,
Marek, Griffin & Knaupp - Victoria, TX
Deontae Wherry,
Rob Wiley, P.C. - Dallas, TX
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Arbitration is NOT Litigation (Jul 2023)
David T. Lopez
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Arbitration is NOT Litigation (Jul 2023)
Arbitration is intended to be more prompt and less costly. All it takes is using it intelligently, collegially and differently from litigation. It is widely used in labor union contracts and is particularly suited for non-union employment conflicts.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Labor and Employment Law Conference
David T. Lopez,
David T. Lopez & Assoc. - Houston, TX
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Mediation Strategies, Solutions and Lessons Learned (Jul 2023)
Vianei Lopez Braun, Hon. Elizabeth S. Chestney, Connor Throckmorton
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Session 4 —46 mins 0.75
Mediation Strategies, Solutions and Lessons Learned (Jul 2023)
The success of mediation is influenced by the information exchanged in advance, the type of mediation (remote or in-person), the inclusion or exclusion of a joint opening session, and many other factors. This panel discusses best practices for opening lines of communication, getting past the impasse, and finding a resolution.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Labor and Employment Law Conference
Vianei Lopez Braun,
Decker Jones, P.C. - Fort Worth, TX
Hon. Elizabeth S. Chestney,
U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas - San Antonio, TX
Connor Throckmorton,
Throckmorton Law Firm PLLC - Houston, TX
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Anatomy of a TRO and Temporary Injunction Hearing (Jul 2023)
Hon. Lauren Reeder, E. Phileda Tennant
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Session 5 —28 mins 0.50
Anatomy of a TRO and Temporary Injunction Hearing (Jul 2023)
A discussion of best practices and “do’s and don’ts” for Texas District Court practitioners in temporary restraining order (“TRO”), temporary injunction and expedited discovery hearings, with a special emphasis on non-competition, non-solicitation and trade secrets issues.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Labor and Employment Law Conference
Hon. Lauren Reeder,
234th Civil District Court - Houston, TX
E. Phileda Tennant,
Vinson & Elkins LLP - Houston, TX
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Post-COVID Jury Verdicts (Jul 2023)
Brian Sanford
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Session 6 —27 mins 0.50
Post-COVID Jury Verdicts (Jul 2023)
The presentation will be a survey and discussion of trends in post-COVID verdicts in employment cases.
Originally presented: Jun 2023 Labor and Employment Law Conference
Brian Sanford,
The Sanford Firm - Dallas, TX