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2024 Advanced Business Law CLE Announcement
2022 Employment Law Update
There have been many noteworthy employment law changes this year from the Biden administration as various agencies are now more or less fully transitioned from Republican to Democrat control. In addition to the shift in the White House, the Supreme Court issued several decisions this year that affected employment law. Despite these changes, one thing has certainly stayed the same, and that is the long-standing impact of the Covid pandemic. Covid has impacted the day-to-day of many, and unfortunately for businesses, it has continued to impact the business operations. Staying abreast of changes in employment law is important for businesses to ensure they remain up-to-date on all legal requirements.
2019 Advanced Business Law Brochure
17th Annual Course Advanced Business Law November 7-8, 2019 Hilton Houston Westchase.
Stimulus Bills and President's 2010 Tax Proposals
Fraud Enforcement Hypothetical
"But All The Popular Corporations Get To Do It": Compensating With Equity Interest In LLCs
The Bad and the Ugly: Wage and Hour Law and Litigation
Developing Alternative Dispute Resolution Programs
This paper will provide an overview of the law of arbitration and identify some considerations for attorneys who counsel clients about whether arbitration might be an appropriate dispute resolution vehicle for their relationship and how to shape their arbitration framework.
Business and Bankruptcy
Overview of the 2009 Texas Legislature
Texas Business Organizations code Update
Texas Margin Tax Update
Law of Lawyers Update
The practice of law is subject to increasing scrutiny and regulation. Historically, this oversight came primarily from governing state bars. In the past several years Congress, governmental agencies and state legislatures have taken a more active role in regulating the practice of law. This trend continued in the previous 12 months. The purpose of this article is to discuss this trend, including an overview of related substantive law, as well as two opinions with important implications for lawyer-client engagements.
Doing Business with the Government: The Regulatory Response to the Financial Crisis
This paper will describe a number of programs that the United States Government has put in place (or attempted to put in place) to stem the tsunami-like tide of economic woes our country has faced since the summer of 2007, with a focus on the financial sector.
Internal Investigations: Risks and Rewards
2009: A Layoff Odyssey Layoffs and Reductions in Force
Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product Doctrine and Responses to Auditor Requests for Information
Analyzing whether communications between an attorney and client are subject to discovery in litigation, including a criminal and/or enforcement proceeding and shareholder derivative litigation, requires an analysis of two separate and distinct legal doctrines: attorney-client privilege and the "work-product" doctrine.