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Preserving Error Regarding Time Limitations at Trial

While some cases are short and sweet, others are massive 10,000-piece puzzles. Some can be tried with the presentation of a couple of inventories and brief testimony from the parties, while other cases may have 6 dueling experts. Yet, the trial court may not want to provide sufficient time for the parties to present all their evidence. This can be frustrating for everyone involved, but the best that lawyers can do is be prepared for all potential outcomes and make sure the re

Jun 10, 20255 min read

Using Strategic Pre-Trial Briefing to Effectively Allocate Time in Court

87 Tex. B.J. 696 (October 2024)

Oct 15, 20241 min read

DBA Headnotes: Brief and Appealing

Aug 1, 20200 min read