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Practitioners write about the year's developments in their practice areas, including banking and business, bankruptcy, criminal law, energy, family law, immigration, insurance, intellectual property,
As the 80th Session of the Texas Legislature gets into high gear, look for more legislative fireworks in the area of criminal law, particularly regarding enhanced criminalization for sex offenders
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