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A collection of articles initially presented at TexasBarCLE seminars across the state, the new Texas Perspectives on E-Discovery covers a variety of topics that lawyers need to be aware of regarding the discovery, authentication, and admissibility of electronically stored information. This books covers a variety of topics and is a steal at only $45.

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On the verge of our May release of Texas Perspectives on E-Discovery, TexasBarBooks has got technology on the mind. As TBB prepares to make our own offering on the subject of what combinations of 1′s and 0′s can be held up in a court of law, we would also like to take a moment and offer the thoughtful words of others on the topic.

This video on www.abanow.org shares valuable insight on how to be one of “the survivors…the thrivers…the boundaryless ones” in law’s increasingly hypermodern atmosphere. This is the way former U.S. Deputy attorney general Jamie Gorelick describes those who are ready to “embrace the change” when it comes to integrating the great technology rush into their law practice.

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In Memoriam: Daniel J. Goldberg

May 9, 2013

TexasBarBooks is honored to have crossed paths with the invaluable Texas lawyer Dan Goldberg (September 15 1944-March 7, 2013). Formerly serving as committee chair for our own Texas Collections Manual, among his many service duties, Goldberg and his warm personality brought an authoritative expertise and unique elegance to the areas of bankruptcy, collections, and creditors’ rights. [...]

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The Freedom Fighters are on a Mission to be Seen

May 1, 2013

Making good on due process in criminal proceedings is the hottest topic on the Capitol grounds this legislative session. But the circumstances surrounding Michael Morton are not the only newsmaker. A few hundred miles north in Dallas, film director Jamie Meltzer and his team of producers are currently ramping up their production of an independent [...]

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NEW! Law Office Road Map

April 4, 2013

 You’ve been asking for it and it’s finally here. Everything you need to know about attorney-client relationships is in one softbound book. Law Office Road Map also provides guidelines for managing a practice, advertising, closing a practice and more! Rest assured that you and your practice are covered for only $125. Learn more about this [...]

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NEW! Widely Accepted, Revised, and Updated: Texas Civil Pattern Jury Charges

March 5, 2013

We are pleased to announce the publication of the new, 2012 editions of the Civil Pattern Jury Charges. $125 each, or 4 for $400! Get the three newly updated editions (Texas Pattern Jury Charges–Business, Consumer, Insurance & Employment, Texas Pattern Jury Charges–Malpractice, Premises & Products, and Texas Pattern Jury Charges–General Negligence & Intentional Personal Torts) along [...]

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Amended Comment for Texas Pattern Jury Charges–Family & Probate

March 4, 2013

 An updated version of the digital product for Texas Pattern Jury Charges– Family & Probate (2012 ed.) is available for download. In the Comment at PJC 251.1, “Preservation of Charge Error,” the updated version addresses the Texas Supreme Court’s recent findings on broad-form  issues in Thota v. Young. To download the updated version of the digital [...]

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Party Talk: Answers to Everyday Legal Questions for Texas Lawyers

December 3, 2012

“What do you do for a living?” It’s a question you are no stranger to. And the loaded response from those you have just met is sure one you’re not a stranger to, either: “So you’re a lawyer? Maybe you can answer a question for me?” Of course, most lawyers’ expertise doesn’t cover every possible [...]

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New! Party Talk: Answers to Everyday Legal Questions for Texas Lawyers

November 26, 2012

TexasBarBooks is pleased to announce the publication of our fabulous new book Party Talk: Answers to Everyday Legal Questions for Texas Lawyers. Around this celebratory and social time of the year, lawyers are inevitably met with the question: ‘So you’re a lawyer? Maybe you can answer a question for me?’ Written in a casual and [...]

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Like TexasBarBooks Facebook Page

October 30, 2012

For frequent posts on the topics of law and book publications, go to Facebook and search for TexasBarBooks. Like our page and join a community  that receives regular updates on their Facebook feeds. Recent posts include “The Shift Toward Law School Specialization,” “Local Prosecutor Tries his Hand at Mystery Writing,” and an update on the [...]

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