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Click here
to see the full November 2018-April 2019 HBA Seminar brochure.
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Saeed Tellawi (Amaral Tellawi Law) and Thais Amaral Tellawi (Amaral Tellawi Law)
present this program for 1.5 hours of MCLE credit, no ethics, on
Friday, January 18
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1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
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Heritage Plaza Ground Floor Conference Room
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This presentation will cover probate basics and strategies for estates that involve business interests and real estate holdings.
No pre-registration is required. Written materials are available for up to $15.
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In this seminar, we will identify and explore ethical considerations in business transactions including: sources of ethical obligations, identification of client, conflicts of interest, communications, common scenarios in transactions, including confidentiality agreements, documentation, negotiations, and recommendations for best practices.
No pre-registration is required. Written materials are available for up to $15.
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- Click here to browse our 26 sections, learn about what they do, and sign up.
- You can also call the HBA Membership Department at (713) 759-1133 for more information.
- Online section registration may close three days prior to program.
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Lunch 'n' Learn
"Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,"
with Shelli R. Dodson (Dodson & Pope, CPAs), Mike Gaither (DMG Consulting) and Derek Mata (Cantrell & Cantrell).
1 hour MCLE, no ethics
Free to attend, HBA members only, bring your own lunch
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33rd Annual Law & the Media Seminar on "Access to Public Records in the Digital Age"
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This year’s seminar features attorneys, journalists and scholars discussing the changing formats of public records — and, more importantly, access to them — in the digital age. Panelists will also discuss how a series of cases have weakened the Texas Public Information Act, and what that means for news gathering and the law.
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Saturday, January 26, 2019
8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Emilie Slohm Conference Center
3 hours MCLE credit with 1 hour ethics
$50 for attorneys
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