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Lessons to Learn From the Women Scorned
The news has been so sordid in recent months that the front page really should carry a parental warning label. From Tiger Woods' reported affairs and John Edwards' out-of-wedlock child to South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford's "soul mate," there has been enough reported infidelity and human frailty to keep the tabloids busy for a lifetime.Three Things Never to Write in Court Papers
James M. Stanton writes that his experience on the state district court bench taught him that trial judges are a conscientious lot who read the briefs and want to get their rulings right. In light of that, he offers three things a lawyer should never write in court papers for fear of turning off the judge and hurting a client's chances of prevailing at a hearing.Commentary: Recalibrating "Normal" in the Workplace
If "normal" in the work place doesn't change, employers, including law firms, will find themselves competing for an increasingly small pool of people willing to work under the old rules.Offer Rates Rise for Next Fall's First-Year BigTex Associates
As autumn begins, many large Texas firms already have made permanent job offers for the fall of 2013 to students who worked at the firms during the summer.Headcount Numbers Flat at Largest Firms in Texas
In 2010, one Texas firm grew due to an oil rig explosion and another shrank due to the timing of birthdays. Godwin Ronquillo increased its lawyer count by almost 50 percent during the last eight months of 2010, primarily to meet the needs of one client, says Donald E. Godwin, chairman and chief executive officer of the Dallas-based firm. The firm represents Halliburton Energy Services Inc. of Houston in litigation related to the April 2010 Gulf of Mexico explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig operated by BP PLC of London.Commentary: Pope Reminds Lawyers of Sir Thomas More
Pope Benedict XVI's announcement that he would resign the papacy at the end of the month seems an opportune time for lawyers to reflect on one event that will surely be regarded as a defining moment of his papacy: the historic address at Westminster Hall in September 2010.Maternity, Paternity and Adoption Benefits at Large Firms in Texas
New York Branches Bear Fruit in 98
Texas firms have long recognized that they can't run with big boys like Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom unless they beef up their presence in New York. They have been shelling out for people and office space, and it's working. Branch offices in New York turned over a major chunk of their profits during the last fiscal year.Commentary: Persuading the Texas Supreme Court to Grant a Petition for Review
Anyone who has done this law thing for awhile surely has been done wrong by a court of appeals — or at least thinks so, writes Kendall Gray. Upon vowing to "take it all the way to the Texas Supreme Court," the odds are that the lawyer failed. According to the 2010 Annual Report for the Texas Judiciary: Fiscal Year 2010, published by the Office of Court Administration, the court granted only about 12 percent of its petitions for review in 2010. Trying to become part of that 12 percent can make one feel like a child tugging on the skirt of a preoccupied parent.Trending Stories
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