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How do I create a Lawyer account?

Texas Bar Books Staff October 28, 2020

Summary: This account type is specifically reserved for those who practice law and have Texas bar numbers. A lawyer account gives you full access to articles and other Texas Bar Books and Law Practice Management materials that are reserved for lawyers. In order to set up your lawyer account, follow the steps below. 1. Click the ‘Join Now’ link in the upper right corner of the webpage. 2. Select ‘Lawyer.’ 3. Insert your Texas Bar card number and the pin/password that you use for your member acount on TexasBar.com and click Next. Our system will cross-reference it with the State Bar of Texas database to verify. If you do not know your Texas Bar pin/password, use these instructions. 4. Insert the required information to create your account and select the CAPTCHA box. 5. Select whether you are setting up an account for yourself or for your organization. You can always choose to create an organization later. For more articles on organization accounts, please click here. For Individual Accounts: Choose ‘Select Myself’ to go straight to your library. For Organization Accounts: A.Choose ‘Select my Organization’ and insert all of your organization’s information. Then, select ‘Create Organization’ to go to your library. …

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How do I make a purchase for my organization?

A'Naiya Davis October 9, 2020

When you set up an organization account, you’re able to purchase and allocate subscriptions for all of your users. Keep in mind that in order to allocate a subscription to several users in your organization, you’ll need to purchase that amount of licenses. For example, in order to allocate a subscription for three users, you’ll need to purchase three licenses. Select the product you want and place it in your cart. Click on the cart symbol at the top of the webpage next to the ‘Pay my Bill’ button. Once you get to the ‘I’d like to purchase for…” page, click on the dropdown and select the organization you’re purchasing for. Click ‘Next’ You’ll then follow through with the normal purchasing process. Now, you’ll be able to allocate the subscriptions to the users of your choosing.   Need help allocating your materials? Click here. Need help creating your organization? Click here.

How do I allocate materials to users in my organization?

A'Naiya Davis October 9, 2020

Once users are added to your organization, you’re able to make purchases on behalf of your organization and allocate them to users as you see fit. If you need help making purchases for your organization, there’s a link to that article at the bottom of this one. To allocate subscriptions: Click ‘Allocate Subscriptions’ at the top of the page. Select the organization that you made the purchases through from the drop-down menu to the left. Select the product that you’d like to allocate from the drop-down menu to the right. Above the users in the orange text, you’ll see how many licenses you have available to allocate to users. You’ll then select which users you’d like to be able to access the products and click ‘Save Changes’. To allocate downloads: Click ‘Allocate Downloads’ at the top of the page. Select the organization that you made the purchases through from the drop-down menu to the left. Select the product that you’d like to allocate from the drop-down menu to the right. Above the users in the orange text, you’ll see how many licenses you have available to allocate to users. You’ll then select which users you’d like to be able to …

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How do I join an organization?

A'Naiya Davis October 9, 2020

Joining an organization allows you to have access to materials that have been purchased for your entire organization. Once you join, the admin will be able to allocate materials and purchase on your behalf. Click ‘Organization’ in the menu. Type the name of the organization you wish to join in the search bar. If the organization has already been created, you’ll click ‘Request to Join’. You’ll then see a page that lets you know that your invitation has been sent. All you have to do now is notify your admin that you’ve sent a request and wait to be added to the organization. For admins: Click ‘Organization’ in the menu. Under ‘Request to Join’ you’ll have the option to accept or deny any users to your organization. Once you accept a user, they’ll be added to your organization. If you decline, the request will go away and the user will not be allowed in your organization. Now, you’ll be able to allocate materials to this user. Need help allocating materials? Click here. Need help creating an organization? Click here.

How do I add users to my organization?

A'Naiya Davis October 9, 2020

When you add users to your organization, you’re able to allocate any materials that are in your organization’s library to them. Once you’ve logged into your account, click on ‘Accounts’. If they haven’t already, have members of your organization create an account for TexasBarPractice.com and proceed to this article for instructions on how to join an organization. If they have an account, select ‘Add Users’. In the search bar, type in the name of the person that you’re searching for, and click ‘Invite to Join’. Your users will now be automatically added to your organization. Now, you’re able to allocate subscriptions and downloads for users in your organization. Need help allocating materials? Click here. Need help creating an organization? Click here.

How do I create an organization?

Texas Bar Books Staff October 9, 2020

An organization is designed to help you keep track of all the materials that currently belongs to your organization. Through this, you’re able to make purchases for your entire business and allocate the subscriptions/downloads to certain users. Whoever sets the account up is automatically designated as the Admin which gives them the right to add or remove users, allocate materials, and edit the organization’s information. These following steps are designed to help walk you through the process: Once you’ve logged into your account, click on ‘Organization’. Then, click on ‘Create Organization. Fill out all of the required information, and click ‘Create Organization’ once again. Log out, and log back into your account to apply the new interface. You’ll recognize it once you see the buttons ‘Account’, ‘Allocate Subscription’, and ‘Allocate Downloads’. Need help adding users to your organization? Click here. Need help purchasing for your organization? Click here.

I’m already a Texas Bar Books customer. How do I log in to Texas Bar Practice?

Roger Siebert September 30, 2020

If you have purchased from Texas Bar Books in the past, we have moved your account information to TexasBarPractice.com. This includes active online subscriptions, 5-year order history, and downloads of current versions of titles. To get started on our new site while keeping your history intact and your access uninterrupted, use the following steps. If you didn’t have an active subscription, active auto renews, or had current, up-to-date practice materials as of October 1, 2020, you’ll have to create a new account. Click here to create your account. Note: This is a separate account from TexasBarCLE.com, but it uses your email as an identifier to migrate your information. Summary Click “Log In” Select “Forgot your password?” Enter the email you use on TexasBarCLE.com Retrieve your reset password code from your email Use the code to reset your password (If necessary) Click the Login with OpenID Connect button Look in your account page for access to your online subscriptions and order history details. Step 1: Click “Log In” Step 2: Select “Forgot your password?” Step 3: Enter the email you use on TexasBarCLE.com Step 4: Retrieve your reset password code from your email Step 5: Use the code to reset your …

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What are the different Texas Bar Practice account types?

Texas Bar Books Staff September 27, 2020

Texas Bar Practice account types are customized to fit your role in your organization. Lawyers For Texas Bar Members, this account type is full service for Texas attorneys with the benefit of free access to membership content. Legal Assistants Legal Assistants can use the “Link to Lawyer” to purchase and share with a lawyer they are supporting, or can also request access to their library assets.  Law Education Law students and professors can gain access to practice resources for educational purposes.  Non Lawyer For office managers, librarians, and everyone else. This account is perfect for administrators managing multiple purchases for their organization, lawyers outside of Texas, or those outside of the legal industry. You can: Connect library assets with coworkers via organization accounts. Link Lawyer and Legal Assistant Accounts to give easier access for support staff. Assign Additional Licenses to colleagues from your account. Manage your firm’s user access as an administrator, via Firm-Wide Licenses.

What is auto-renewal? How does it work?

Texas Bar Books Staff September 17, 2020

By enrolling in auto-renewal for a Texas Bar Books publication, you will receive a discount on your initial purchase as well as on all future auto-renewal updates for that title. To enroll, when purchasing the digital download or printed publication online, check the “auto-renewal service” box. Your discount will automatically be applied, and you will be on the list to automatically receive updates for that title. A few weeks before the release of an update, you will receive an email that provides advance notice of the shipment of your update. If you do not opt out at that time, we will send you the update along with an invoice that includes your discount. Return privileges apply. How to return an update How to cancel the auto-renewal service Publications with the auto-renewal option The auto-renewal service is offered with the following publications. Forms manuals Texas Business Organizations Manual Texas Collections Manual Texas Family Law Practice Manual Texas Foreclosure Manual Texas Guardianship Manual Texas Probate System Texas Real Estate Forms Manual Texas Pattern Jury Charges volumes Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Business, Consumer, Insurance & Employment Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Family & Probate Texas Pattern Jury Charges—General Negligence, Intentional Personal Torts & Workers’ Compensation Texas …

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How do I obtain access for other members of my organization?

Texas Bar Books Staff September 14, 2020

If more members of your organization need access to an online subscription or a digital download, you may purchase an entity license for your entire organization at a discount, or you may purchase only however many subscriptions or digital download licenses you need. Entity licenses An entity license allows an entire organization to access an online subscription or digital download at special prices. To inquire about an entity license, contact Firm & Group Sales Manager Laura Angle at 512-263-2802, or email her at langle@texasbar.com. Entity licenses are subject to the terms of the original license concerning permitted users of the online subscription or digital download. Multiple subscriptions If an entire organization doesn’t need access to an online manual, but a few members of the organization do, the organization may purchase however may subscriptions they need and manage which members of the organization have access. To manage multiple subscriptions for an organization, create a Texas Bar Practice account for the organization instead of as an individual—or log in to the organization’s account—purchase the desired number of subscriptions on the subscription product’s page in the Bookshop, and allocate those subscriptions as you see fit. Each additional subscription is for one additional lawyer …

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Texas Bar Books Online Terms and Conditions

Texas Bar Books Staff September 6, 2020

License and Limited Warranty SUBSCRIPTION PERIOD: If you purchase an annual subscription, the subscription period will extend for one year from the date you submit your credit card payment information. The subscription fee is nonrefundable. Unless you cancel your subscription, your subscription will automatically renew and your credit card will be billed each year on or about the date you originally submitted your payment information. A reminder notice to renew will appear on the homepage of TexasBarCLE.com thirty days before your subscription expires. If you purchase a monthly subscription, the subscription period will extend for one month from the date you submit your credit card information. Unless you cancel your subscription, your credit card will be billed automatically on or around the same day of the month as the date of your initial subscription. You may cancel your subscription at any time by calling the Sales Desk at 800-204-2222 ext. 1411 or 512-427-1411 (in Austin); however, subscription fees you have already paid are nonrefundable. The subscription is nontransferable. GRANT OF LICENSE: The material in the online product and in the documentation is copyrighted by the State Bar of Texas (“State Bar”). The State Bar grants you a nonexclusive license to use this material as long as you abide by the …

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How do I make a payment?

Texas Bar Books Staff August 18, 2020

STEP 1: Log in at TexasBarPractice.com and navigate to your Account page. STEP 2: Select the Pay My Bill tab. STEP 3: Here you will see your orders ready for payment. Click Pay. STEP 4: You will have the opportunity to select a stored payment method or add a new one. When you have made your selection, Click Pay. Done! Your order will be recorded as paid and you will receive a receipt via email.

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