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Insurance Company Seeks Permission Not to Cover Water Treatment Fixes
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Examining Implications for Freedom of Speech, Religious Accommodation, LGBTQ Rights After Recent Rulings
A birthday ending with a “0” is bearing down on me. As with other Baby Boomers, thoughts pivot from temporal concerns toward transcendent ones. So, a very recent trifecta of cases involving religion in the workplace snagged my attention: two from SCOTUS and one from the Fifth Circuit. Because headlines lack nuance, this month’s column takes a deeper dive into their practical import. Now and into the future. First up, 303 Creative LLC et al. v. Elenis et al., (June 30, 2023).
Virtue in the Legal Profession and the Culture of Law Schools, Firms
During the Conference on Psychology and Lawyering that Professor Jean Sternlight hosted at the William S. Boyd School of Law a few years ago, my friend Professor Nancy Rapoport and I spoke about the psychology of legal ethics. Drawing on my humanities background and her social science background, we discussed the importance of understanding the incentives that encourage lawyers to behave in certain ways.
Why Posting on Social Media is Dangerous During Personal Injury Cases
In recent years, insurance companies have increasingly turned to social media for ammunition to use against plaintiffs in ongoing personal injury cases. While this issue has actually been around for some time, the recent case involving Gwyneth Paltrow has brought renewed attention to this strategy.
For Texas Insurance Captive Counsel, Ethics Guidelines Ignore Common Sense
This article is being published in Texas Lawyer. So, I will go out on a limb and assume that you, the reader, are a lawyer. In which case, you (like me) were taught that it is illegal to practice law without a law license. If a non-lawyer hangs a shingle as a “Legal Consultant”—taking a fee or drawing a salary to make legal strategy decisions and/or dictate the course of litigation—he or she would be prosecuted.
For Texas Insurance Captive Counsel, Ethics Guidelines Ignore Common Sense
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Car Wrecks Do Not Discriminate—Are You Properly Protecting Your Family? | Texas Lawyer
Read this article—it contains the most important advice you will ever receive from a personal injury lawyer. Take the advice to heart because it could protect your family from financial catastrophe. If you or your loved one is injured in a motor vehicle wreck—who is going to pay your medical bills, who is going to pay to fix or replace your vehicle, who is going to compensate you for your lost wages?
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