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by Lonny Hoffman

Chair's Report
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We Get Older, Technology Gets Newer, Confidentiality Stays the Same: Protecting Your Clients’ Information and Yourself
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Maintaining Confidentiality in Internal Investigations
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Anatomy of a Trade Secrets Case
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The History of Tex. R. Civ. P. 76a on Sealing Court Records
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Walking in the Light: On the Overuse of Sealing in Court Records
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The Law of Pseudonymous Litigation in the Fifth Circuit
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Practical Ways to Deal With Sealing Requirements–A Lawyer’s Perspective
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Suggestions for Reform of Rule 76a–A State Judicial Perspective
by Justice Craig Smith

Brighter Sunshine: Proposed Changes to Rule 76a
by Dustin B. Benham

A Proposal to Amend Rule 76a to Reduce the Burden and Expense of F i ling Court Records Under Seal in Trade Secret Cases
by Joseph F. Cleveland, Jr. & Dillon Minick

Evidence Update
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Procedural Update
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Editor's Comments - Lonny Hoffman
by Lonny Hoffman

Chair's Report - Cade Browning
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Insurance Update
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Personal Jurisdiction Under Ford Motor CO. v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court
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Oil and Gas Update: Cases All Litigators Should Note From the Oil and Gas Practice
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Reputational Torts and the Texas Anti-SLAPP Law: The Essential Guide with Updates on the Texas Defamation Mitigation Act
by Mark C. Walker

Care and Feeding of Rohrmoos: Attorney's Fees in State and Federal Court
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New Paid or Incurred Rules Regarding Medical Billing Affidavits
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Understanding the Fifth Amendment in the Context of Civil Litigation
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A Story of Recovery: How TLAP Saves Lives
by Derek Cook

Trial Technology and Story Telling
by Mark Lanier and Rachel Lanier

Editor's Comments
by Lonny Hoffman

Chair's Report
by Cade Browning

An Unfortunate Texas Tradition: Latino Underrepresentation in Jury Pools
by Mary R. Rose

“The People” as Jurors in 2022: Polarized But Pledged and Productive
by Tara Trask, Chris Dominic, Emilie Fisher, and David Barnard, Ph.D.

More Than COVID: How 2020-21 Has Shaped Jury Decision-Making
by Jason S. Bloom, M.A. and Emily McDonald, Ph.D.

Reforms to Revive the Dying Jury Trial
by Richard Gabriel, Emily Shaw, Gabriela Cedré, and Jonathan Ross

Social Media in the Courtroom: Juror Use of New Media
by Allison Trochesset, Ph.D.

Voir Dire or Voir Google? Jury Selection in the Twenty-First Century
by Hon. John G. Browning

Getting Back to "Normal": Jury Trials in the Post-COVID Era
by Paula Hannaford-Agor

Technology and the Courts: Time to Move Into the Twenty-First Century
by Richard Gabriel and Ted A. Donner

The Empathy Deficit in Pajama-Clad Online Jurors
by Quentin Brogdon

The (Un)Constitutionality of Virtual Civil Jury Trials
by Richard Lorren Jolly

Evidence Update
by Luther H. Soules III & Robinson C. Ramsey

Procedure Update
by Luther H. Soules III & Robinson C. Ramsey