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Political correctness is a real problem, but embracing prejudice is not the solution.

Focus the number of points in your presentation to leave room for interaction with your audience

What did the Beaumont Court of Appeals say recently about the right measure of lost profits damages in a “Fiduciary Duty Lite” case?

Why Judge Ellison found a likelihood of “initial-interest confusion” in the Houston College of Law trademark case

Lawyers, consider these alternative strategies for getting more business from clients

Too much of a good thing can keep your presentation from being great

The recent Connell v. Wells Fargo case shows that Texas courts are effectively ignoring the legislature’s command that restraints of trade are illegal

Lawyers and other business people can learn a lot about leadership from the smash broadway musical Hamilton

Highland Capital case shows what evidence is needed to uphold a Texas trade secrets injunction

Learn three critical tips for making your content engaging when you give a presentation