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...the cases below are linked to full-text opinions. Texas Supreme Court Arbitration ...
...Aspirants to Texas' many vacant federal benches should...Lawyer senior reporter John Council sat down with Prichard in...
...from accepting students with lower academic credentials, which might disproportionately shut out minority and low-income applicants. Before 2008, the ABA spelled out...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...been named recipient of the Bob Black Bar Leaders Award by the Texas Tech University School of Law Alumni Association. . . . Michael T...
...been named a 2013 Most Powerful and Influential Woman by the Texas Diversity Council. . . . Stephanie Gause, an associate with Bell Nunnally...
...law by the Texas Board of Legal...of the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity. . . . ...
...A Texas civil rights organization has submitted...Hughes questioned the role of diversity directors, stating in a hearing...
...administrators and students about faculty diversity. Law school faculties...and the Law School Admission Council found that lower percentages of...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...Dallas Bar Association. . . . Bowman and Brooke has received the Texas Diversity Council's Corporate DiversityFIRST Award. . . . Sen. Juan "Chuy...
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