Get ready to dive into valuable CLE at our upcoming Soaking Up Some CLE: A South Texas Litigation Course! Here's a sneak peek at some of the topics and speakers:
1. The Texas Constitution in Civil Litigation Presented by Dr. William J. Chriss from the Snapka Law Firm, Corpus Christi. Gain insights into how the Texas Constitution impacts civil litigation from a local expert.
2. Local Judges Panel Featuring esteemed judges from South Texas:
Hon. Ricardo M. Adobbati, Brownsville
Hon. Marla Cuellar, Edinburg
Hon. Rebecca ‘Beckie’ Palomo, Laredo
Hon. Keno Vasquez, Edinburg
Gain valuable perspectives from the bench on key issues affecting litigation practice in our region.
3. Don’t Do It: Temptations for Lawyers to Resist Presented by Hon. Tanya N. Garrison, Judge of the 157th District Court in Houston. Learn from Judge Garrison about common pitfalls for lawyers to avoid.
Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your litigation skills and network with legal professionals from across South Texas!
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Check out Professional Programme Coordinator, Keenan S.P. Johnson highlights from the inaugural Professional Development Programme, specifically the Justice of the Peace Course, at Eugene Dupuch Law School. This four-week course saw full participation, even though it's not a mandatory requirement for becoming a JP. Stay tuned to be the first to know about our next session, which is scheduled to take place in September! Follow us for updates!#EugeneDupuchLawSchool#ProfessionalDevelopment#JusticeOfThePeace#LegalExperts
Attorney Stuart Kirchick explains how a criminal history affects equal justice under the law.
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Attorney Stuart Kirchick, in a thought-provoking interview with Attorneys.Media, delves into how a criminal history impacts the principle of equal justice under the law. Kirchick, a seasoned criminal defense attorney from Santa Clara County, CA, highlights the inevitable variability in justice delivery, especially when human factors are involved. He illustrates this with examples like domestic violence cases, where the perpetrator's past criminal record significantly influences the legal outcomes, underscoring the nuanced nature of 'equal justice'. This insightful discussion brings to light the complex interplay between criminal history and the legal system's aim for fairness and equality.
The Law Offices of Stuart D. Kirchick in San Jose, with over 30 years of experience, provide comprehensive legal services encompassing criminal law, personal injury, and civil litigation. Kirchick is known for his deep understanding of the law and commitment to his clients, offering vigorous defense and representation. His approach to each case is tailored, recognizing the unique circumstances of his clients, whether they are dealing with criminal charges or seeking justice in personal injury or civil litigation matters. Kirchick's dedication to affordable legal services underscores his belief in accessible justice for all, making his firm a reliable choice for those in need of legal assistance.
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Ashley recently sat down with Sheila Manely of The Manely Firm; a family law firm based in Atlanta, who has recently expanded to Europe.
Ashley & Sheila discuss the challenges & opportunities when making such a huge leap into a market like London.
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Listen as Sheila talks about the importance in building trust not only with your clients, but local judiciary clerks at the link below:
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Seven FSU Law 3Ls are serving in this year’s class of Florida Supreme Court Fellows! The court’s fellows program provides third-year law students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and to apply their legal knowledge to the work of the judicial branch. Congrats to fellows Vivekka Suppiah, who is working for Justice Renatha Francis; Thomas Kelly, who is working for Justice John D. Couriel; Jordan Manahan, who is working for Justice Charles T. Canady; Derwin Sanchez, who is working for Chief Justice Carlos G. Muñiz; Victoria Heuston, who is working for Justice Jorge Labarga; Alexa Ravencroft, who is working for Justice Jamie R. Grosshans; and Eric Wagner, who is working for Justice Meredith Sasso. Thank you to the court for offering this experience to our students!
Attorney | Mediator | Professor | Coach; Past President, Bar Association of Montgomery County
2moTag and Scott: Great job! Let’s catch-up soon. All the best, Rich Melnick