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Judge Dan Hinde Ends Term as Chair of Texas Pattern Jury Charges — Oversight Committee
This year, Judge Dan Hinde will end his term as chair of the Texas Pattern Jury Charges — Oversight Committee. Read his insights on the Pattern Jury Charges based on his years of service.
How to Use AI in Your Law Practice: Real-World Tips for Texas Lawyers
Using AI in your law practice can increase productivity while improving your services. But it’s not as easy as flipping a switch.
Why is the Oxford Comma So Controversial?
The Oxford comma is a contentious punctuation mark. Learn why it’s debated, its impact on legal writing, and what style guides recommend.
How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome: What Attorneys Need to Know
Imposter syndrome can impact lawyers at any stage of their careers. It is possible to overcome self-doubt and enhance your legal practice.
Content Update for Texas Pattern Jury Charges — Family & Probate, 2024 ed.
Update your Texas Pattern Jury Charges — Family & Probate, 2024 ed., with the latest Horton caveat language to ensure accuracy.
Mentorship Programs and Opportunities for Law Students in Texas
Mentorship opportunities offer guidance, career development, and valuable industry insights to Texas law students. Here are some to consider.
Passive Voice: When to Avoid It and When to Use It
Passive voice may seem like something every writer needs to avoid, but it’s actually useful in certain situations.
What it Means to be a Trauma-Informed Lawyer
Being trauma-informed can benefit both clients and legal professionals. Learn more from this insightful conversation with TLAP Director Michelle Fontenot.
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