In this first episode, Charla walks the listener through how to pick an attorney, how the courts are responding to COVID-19 and the dos and don’ts of participating in a divorce during this unusual time.
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Divorce in the Time of COVID Podcast Launches Wednesday
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Natalie Wilson receives the prestigious Commission of the Yellow Rose of Texas
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Ian McLin and the American Board of Trial Advocates host free “Teacher’s Law School” on October 23rd
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Mark E. Macias is the newest member of the American Board of Trial Advocates
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The Firm Mourns the Loss of Attorney and Friend, Bruce Spindler
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Chris Hodge selected to Real Estate, Probate & Trust Law Council
Shareholder Chris Hodge was named to a four year leadership term for the Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law Council of the State Bar of Texas. The section is led by its governing council, consisting of 16 members elected for staggered terms of four years each, as well as the section’s officers: the Chair, Treasurer, Chair-elect/Secretary, and Immediate Past Chair.
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Ruben O. Valadez to sit on Diversity & Inclusion Committee for University of Missouri
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Family’s Wrongful Death Claims for Ranch Hand Trampled to Death by Cattle Allowed to Proceed to Trial
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Allen DeBard and the L&B Bankruptcy Group make headlines in the San Antonio Business Journal
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U.S. Supreme Court Paves the Way for Profit Disgorgement in Trademark Infringement Cases
In this age of global unrest, intellectual property disputes are becoming more prevalent. The Supreme Court of the United States has now made it clear that the victim of trademark infringement does not have to show that the infringer acted willfully in order to recover a profits award for the false or misleading use of the victim’s trademark.
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Mark Macias named as new member of the American Board of Trial Advocates