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The Car Crash Seminar

Austin – AT&T Conference Center – Aug 25-26, 2022

Live Webcast – Aug 25-26, 2022

The Car Crash Seminar is the ultimate program for practitioners of all experience levels. In-depth fundamentals take you from initial client contact through trial or settlement, and come away with a definitive set of resource materials and sample forms.

  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 11.25 | 3.75 ethics
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  • Specializations:
    Civil Appellate Law, Civil Trial Law, Personal Injury Trial Law
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Recent Development in Sexual Harassment Litigation in Texas

STUDIO WEBCAST – Sep 7, 2022

10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (1.00 hr) Recent Development in Sexual Harassment Litigation in Texas This presentation covers recent appellate, district court, and supreme court decisions affecting sexual harassment claims, the new Texas sexual harassment law, and the federal law related to arbitration agreements and sexual harassment claims. In addition to, trends in sexual harassment cases and verdicts in Texas and nationwide.   Elisaveta (Leiza) Dolghih, Dolghih Law Group PLLC, Dallas, TX If you cannot watch the entire webcast at its scheduled time, register now and view the recording and eCourse when it is available in “Your Briefcase” after the webcast. Earn CLE credit (in TX and CA) on your time!

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Voting Law 101: What Voters and Advocates Need to Know (REPLAY)

STUDIO WEBCAST – Sep 7, 2022

12:45 p.m. to 2:25 p.m. (1.50 hr) Voting Law 101: What Voters and Advocates Need to Know (REPLAY) Voting Law 101: Federal and State Laws Explore federal voting law as well as Texas voting law, and discuss how federal constitutional rights to vote vary from state to state, the conflicts between constitutional and state laws, and what voters need to know to continue to vote under the new laws. Julie Ebenstein, American Civil Liberties Union - New York, NY Ranjana Natarajan, University Of Texas School Of Law - Austin, TX   Voting Law and Overcoming Barriers to Entry Democracy is intended to be an inclusive process, but for many, the barriers to the ballot box seek to exclude them. This presentation explores how advocacy can be utilized to lower these barriers to the ballot box, so that Democracy returns to an inclusionary state. Mitchell D. Brown, Southern Coalition for Social Justice - Durham, NC Allison Riggs, Southern Coalition for Social Justice - Durham, NC   If you cannot watch the entire webcast at its scheduled time, register now and view the recording and eCourse when it is available in “Your Briefcase” after the webcast. Earn CLE credit (in TX and CA) on your time!

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Conflict and Privilege Issues in LLC Member Disputes

Greg Sapire
Presented at the 2022 First Friday Ethics (August 2022)

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Part 1: Basics of Texas Non-Compete Law and Drafting the Non-Compete

Paloma Z. Ahmadi, Zach Wolfe
Presented at the 2022 Non-Compete Essentials: From Drafting to Litigating (REPLAY)

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Part 2: Hiring an Employee With a Non-Compete

Robert Ford, Christopher D. Porter, Zach Wolfe
Presented at the 2022 Non-Compete Essentials: From Drafting to Litigating (REPLAY)

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Part 3: TRO and Temporary Injunction Hearing

Elisaveta (Leiza) Dolghih, Zach Wolfe
Presented at the 2022 Non-Compete Essentials: From Drafting to Litigating (REPLAY)

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Part 4: Enforcing the Non-Compete: Summary Judgment Through Trial and Appeal

Kendyl T. Hanks, Zach Wolfe
Presented at the 2022 Non-Compete Essentials: From Drafting to Litigating (REPLAY)

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The Business Case for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Why it Matters in the Boardroom, the Courtroom, and Every Room

Sofia Adrogué, Carolyn Benton Aiman, Ernest Aliseda, Victoria Lazar, Arturo G. Michel
Presented at the 2022 First Friday Ethics (June 2022)

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Job Duties: Ethical Challenges in the Attorney-Paralegal Relationship

Lynn Crossett
Presented at the 2022 First Friday Ethics (June 2022)

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Law in Transition: Recent Developments in Equal-Protection and Anti-Discrimination Law for Transgender People

Jane Langdell Robinson
Presented at the 2022 Law in Transition: Recent Developments in Equal-Protection and Anti-Discrimination Law for Transgender People

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Voir Dire Becomes Voir Google: Ethical Concerns of 21st Century Jury Selection (REPLAY)

John G. Browning
Presented at the 2022 First Friday Ethics (April 2022)

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The Ethical Traps of Joint Representations in IP Cases (REPLAY)

Justin Cohen
Presented at the 2022 First Friday Ethics (April 2022)

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