pattern-jury-charges-bizThe Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Business, Consumer, Insurance & Employment is written by a committee of volunteer attorneys and judges. A new edition of Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Business, Consumer, Insurance & Employment is scheduled for release in the fall of 2010. But we’d like to give Texas practitioners a chance to preview new charges for use in cases brought under the Texas Securities Act.

The committee strives for objective, well-drafted charges and commentary that accurately reflect Texas law. Your comments will help the committee achieve that goal. Use the comments section below to give us your feedback.


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ACLEA awardsAnnually, the international organization Association for Continuing Legal Education (ACLEA) offers “best” awards that recognize the contributions of its professional member organizations. The State Bar of Texas has received four of only 18 awards granted.
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Jim Perdue Interview – Part Two

July 19, 2010
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For Part One of this interview, click here. This video is an excerpt from the WINNING WITH STORIES: JIM PERDUE LIVE DVD.

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TexasBarBooks Recognized by ACLEA

June 9, 2010

Annually, the international organization Association for Continuing Legal Education (ACLEA) offers “best” awards in five categories that recognize the contributions of its professional member organizations. TexasBarBooks has received three of only 18 awards granted to competitors representing more than 300 organizations. TexasBarBooks was chosen for the Award for Professional Excellence in the Marketing Category for [...]

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Our Transition From CD-ROMs to Digital Downloads

May 24, 2010
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We are excited to announce that TexasBarBooks is making the transition from CD-ROMs to downloadable digital products. Not only will this allow us to release our titles more quickly, but it is another way we can reduce our environmental impact. This transition means: Easier Access. You can stop lugging your CD-ROMS around with you. You’ll [...]

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Interview: Essentials of Texas Water Resources

May 18, 2010

Sharon Sandle, Director of TexasBarBooks interviews Doug Caroom, Robin Smith and Ed McCarthy about their work on Essentials of Texas Water Resources.

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