Hot
"Cites"
WHO
SAYS CRIME DOESN'T PAY?
by Elizabeth Elliott
Sometimes you need compassion, consistency and creativity to get paid.
JURY
SELECTION: A FIRST TIMER'S VIEW
by Susan Custer
THE
INFORMATION ECONOMY — DEALING IN TRADE SECRETS
by Mark V. Muller
How to identify and then protect your client's
proprietary interests.
JURY
SELECTION: SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE
by Lori A. Daly
INSURANCE
FRAUD: WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?
by Joan Olson, CLA
It's become an epidemic, but is there a cure?
STOP
DREAMING, ALLY! BRING YOUR PARALEGAL TO THE COURTROOM
by Honorable
Bradley S. Underwood, Judge, 346th District Court
On TV you seldom see a paralegal at counsel table. Definitely not
reality!
DO
YOU NEED A FINANCIAL PLANNER?
by Craig Hackler,
Raymond James Financial Services, Inc.
No matter how much money you make, it pays to keep on top of money
coming in and going out.
LAD
TASK FORCE ON LONG RANGE PLANNING COMPLETES OPEN FORUM; NOW FOCUSES
UPON ATTORNEY INPUT
by Michelle Boerder
What has been accomplished and where we go from here.
EXTRANETS:
PROVIDING SUPERIOR CLIENT SERVICE
by Jason Park
How firms, large and small, can better service their clients.
TRACKING
THOSE CLE CREDITS
by Norma Hackler,
LAD Coordinator
The best way to overcome what has become a monumental task.
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
by Javan Johnson, CLAS
SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS
(Corrections)
READER'S COMMENTS
Columns
Scruples
The Ethics of Confidential Information
by Ellen Lockwoord, CLA, Ethics Chair
You must know when to keep it quiet.
Law & Disorder
Court Croaks
Copyright Claim Against Bud Frog
by Nels Jacobsen
Talking with by the animals.
Web Wizards
Good sites as recommended by Linda J.
Wolf, Sidley & Austin, Dallas, Texas and Kathy Albright, Sloan
Price, Longview.
Departments
LAD TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS
FOR LAU—APPLICATION FOR LAU 2000 SCHOLARSHIP
Paralegal Pointers
If your attorney plans on
calling the other parties' fact witnesses, including experts, you must
list these witnesses/experts as "persons having knowledge"
and provide all of the information requested in the interrogatory
otherwise the Court will probably not allow your attorney to call them
at time of trial. You cannot merely "reserve the right" to
call the other parties' witnesses. TRCP 193.6(a). Also, see American
Cyanamid Co. v. Frankson, 732 S.W.2d 648, 655 (Tex.App.—Corpus
Christi 1987, writ ref'd n.r.e.) (expert witnesses)
A durable power of attorney
for health care is not effective unless the principal, before
executing the durable power of attorney for health care, signs a
statement that the principal has received a disclosure statement and
has read and understood its contents. CRPC 6135.014. Disclosure
Statement
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