The Texas Day of Civility in the Law A day to remember our constant obligation to practice civility in the law. Written by Kathy S. Mills Are You Prepared? Technology for disaster-proofing your practice. Written by John G. Browning To Live and Die by the Sword Cornelia Brandfield-Harvey’s fencing experience carries over to the courtroom. Interview by Adam Faderewski June 2021 | Vol. 84, No. 6 Disaster Preparedness. Read the digital edition Read past issues Features 2021 Election Results The Texas Day of Civility in the Law A day to remember our constant obligation to practice civility in the law. Written by Kathy S. Mills Law Day 2021 OPINION Captain Call, Yogi Berra, and Other Philosophers What their wise words can teach us about mediation. Written by Scott Baker Local Bar Disaster Response What you need to know to develop a successful plan. Written by Ryan V. Cox and Sarah Dingivan Are You Prepared? Technology for disaster-proofing your practice. Written by John G. Browning Are You Ready Now? Building a disaster plan for your law practice. Written by Hannah Dyal Lawyers Helping Lawyers Post Hurricane Harvey Written by Chelsea A. Mikulencak The Texas Bar Journal Short Story Contest 2021 75th Anniversary Celebration of the Lanham Trademark Act Written by Joe Cleveland Why Trademarks Matter Written by Mary Boney Denison Lanham Act 75th Anniversary The life and legacy of Frederick “Fritz” G. Lanham (1880-1965)–Texan, author, editor, playwright, lawyer, congressman. Written by Craig Stone Texas Supreme Court Order Thirty-seventh emergency order regarding the COVID-19 State of Disaster. Departments Executive Director’s Page: A Year of Challenges, Service, Innovation, and Growth Written by Trey Apffel In Recess: To Live and Die by the Sword Cornelia Brandfield-Harvey’s fencing experience carries over to the courtroom. Interview by Adam Faderewski President’s Page: What We Accomplished Together Written by Larry McDougal Technology: Credibility During Zoom Trials, Hearings, and Depositions How counsel can overcome new challenges. Written by Bryan Haynes and Christian Cowart State Bar Board Update: CLE Courses on Bias, Attorney Well-Being to Qualify for Ethics Credit Board approves MCLE accreditation changes, new workgroup on lawyer needs. Written by Lowell Brown State Bar Director Spotlight: Michael K. Hurst Interview by Eric Quitugua Ethics Question of the Month TYLA President’s Page: What It Means to Be an Uncommon Leader Written by Britney Harrison Solo/Small Firm: Essential Marketing Trends in 2021 Be purposeful in your content efforts. Written by Ruby L. Powers Disciplinary Actions Movers and Shakers Memorials Classified Advertising Humor: The Judge’s Daughter: What Gusto! Written by Pamela Buchmeyer News From Around the Bar
