Whether you're a new lawyer or you've been practicing for decades, make sure to follow these courtroom etiquette tips at all times!
Ensure you're always using the most up-to-date version of your Texas Bar Practice digital download. Follow these simple steps to check your current version.
E-discovery is a crucial aspect of criminal and civil litigation. Here we highlight what goes into processing, privacy, and social media.
While probate is not mandatory in Texas, it may still be necessary to probate a will later. Here's what you need to know about keeping leftover wills safe.
As commonplace as remote depositions have become, there are still ways for lawyers and clients to level up the way they present themselves.
Planning on becoming a solo practitioner in Texas? Here are the best resources to help you start your career on the right foot.
Succession planning can be quite a daunting topic for Texas lawyers. If you're at a loss, then the Succession Planning Toolkit can help. Designate a custodian-attorney today!
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By blogging regularly, lawyers can grow their client base and online presence. If you don't know how to get started, then our blogging guide can help!
Although ChatGPT can automate tasks and streamline productivity, it's necessary for legal professionals to exercise caution when using generative AI tools.
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This Texas Bar Practice, which was written by Rebekah Steely Brooker and John Meredith, goes over the importance of designating a custodian attorney and what a custodian attorney does.
Don't leave the future of your practice up to chance. A custodian attorney can assist in the winding down of your practice. Designate one today.
When it comes to probate in Texas, original wills are the way to go. But if a will is missing or destroyed, then probating becomes much more difficult.
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