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Friday, January 04, 2008

What do you think of the Supreme Court's proposal to have certain cases designated as "complex?"

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Welcome to the Litigation Section of the State Bar of Texas

The Litigation Section is comprised of nearly nine thousand members from all parts of the State and all sides of the Bar. We are a neutral organization comprised of plaintiff attorneys, defense attorneys, judges, mediators/arbitrators, pro bono attorneys and even law students who are dedicated to improving our justice system and the quality of legal services delivered to Texans. Our Section is actively involved in a number of pro bono and educational programs and provides numerous member benefits.This year, we plan to expand those benefits by tracking Texas legislative initiatives and keeping our members informed of legislative actions, to improve the administration of justice throughout our great State. If you care to get involved in the great work that the Litigation Section is doing, please feel free to contact me at adawson@brsfirm.com.

The Advocate

The Advocate is a quarterly journal published by the Litigation Section. Three issues are published in symposium format and the Spring issue is the electronic version of the articles from the Litigation Update course. The last 3 symposium issues were devoted to Jurisdiction and Venue, Settlements, and Contracts and Litigation, respectively.