State Bar of Texas

April 2021 | Vol. 84, No. 4

State Bar President-elect candidates discuss the issues.

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Features

• Results of the State Bar of Texas Rules Vote 2021

• 2021-2022 State Bar President-elect Candidates

• The Issues: State Bar of Texas Election 2021

• A Learning Experience
  Texas law schools respond and adjust to the coronavirus pandemic.
  Written by Joan R.M. Bullock

• Lawyer Well-Being
  TLAP in the coronavirus era.
  Written by Chris Ritter

• Persevering During the Pandemic
  The Texas Young Lawyers Association’s commitment to public service remains stronger than ever.
  Written by Britney Harrison

• 2020 Independent Auditor’s Report

• The Issues: Texas Young Lawyers Association Election 2021

• Texas Supreme Court Order
  Thirty-sixth emergency order regarding the COVID-19 state of disaster.

• Texas Supreme Court Order
  Order setting public deliberations on amendments to the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct and the Texas Rules of Disciplinary Procedure.

Departments

• Comments

• Executive Director’s Page: Texas Generosity Shines Through a Deep Freeze
  Written by Trey Apffel

• In Recess: Laying Down the Law
  Attorney Jay Rudinger metes out justice in the squared circle.
  Interview by Adam Faderewski

• President’s Page: Order Paves Way for Reopening of Texas Courts
  Written by Larry McDougal

• Technology: True Threat
  Cyberstalking legislation cannot stifle free speech.
  Written by Pierre Grosdidier

• State Bar Director Spotlight: Adam T. Schramek
  Interview by Eric Quitugua

• Ethics Question of the Month

• TYLA President’s Page: Lifting Up Survivors of Sexual Assault
  Written by Britney Harrison

• Solo/Small Firm: A Valuable Asset
  How to start a successful legal blog and why you should.
  Written by Stacey E. Burke

• Disciplinary Actions

• Movers and Shakers

• Memorials

• Classified Advertising

• Humor: The Judge’s Daughter: Pleasantries About Lawyers
  Written by Pamela Buchmeyer

• News From Around the Bar

• ATJ Pro Bono Champion: Mark Melton
  Interview by Eric Quitugua