Events

State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting
June 10-11, 2010
Fort Worth, Texas

Open Government Seminar (view pdf)
Friday, June 11     9:00am - 11:00 am
2.5 hours

The Proposed New Disciplinary Rules
Friday, June 11     1:30pm - 3:00pm
1.5 ethics hours
Carl Reynolds, Administrative Director, Office of Court Administration
Kennon Peterson, Rules Attorney, Supreme Court of Texas

 

Suing and Defending Governmental Entities
San Antonio
Marriott Riverwalk

       Bootcamp
      July 14, 2010

      CLE
      July 15-16, 2010

To registrants of  Suing and Defending Governmental Entities 2009:

As a registrant of this course, you now get TWO online benefits at no extra charge: the streaming video and audio versions of the presentations are now available to you online. Review them as often as you like.

Also, the seminar materials are available to you for viewing online or downloading - again, at no extra charge. Search the electronic versions by key word in seconds, and save passages for reference later. Even build your own digital library of those materials you need most at hand.

Log on to TexasBarCLE.com  to access these valuable new benefits. (If you are not currently a registered user of the site, you can become one by selecting Login and following the instructions.) At our home page you'll be welcomed with a full range of CLE options customized for your particular needs.

To access the course videos, look under Your Online Classroom and select Free Classes from Seminars You've Attended. You may then review any of the videotaped topics from this course for as long as they remain in the Classroom (usually a year). With over 1200 hours from other seminars, the Online Classroom is your best source for convenient, high-quality CLE, anytime.

To access the course written materials, check our home page again, this time for Your Online Library. Under that heading, select Free Articles from Seminars You've Attended. You may then review or download any of the course articles. You can also use the Library's powerful search engine to find articles from other courses and preview for free their Table of Contents. With over 12,000 articles (and counting), the Online Library can jump start your research into almost any area of Texas jurisprudence. 

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