Dressing like a lawyer
A recent article in Inside Higher Ed titled, Brains Not Clothes, brings up an important point that applies to pretty much all professional women or those that live under public scrutiny. We see a congressman jogging and the comments are about how he keeps his routine …
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Templates, Emails, & Social Media- Talk
Last week I gave a talk on the legal issues that arise when businesses use online templates, emails, and social media. Tips on avoiding trouble and pointers that might help you in a future lawsuit. As a Dallas law firm that works with a lot …
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Women’s Suffrage Anniversary
99 years ago from today 25,000 women marched up New York City’s 5th Avenue to fight for their fundamental right to vote. The 19th amendment was passed 5 years later in 1920. Amazing how much many women don’t vote given how important it is to …
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SCOTUS and Texas Voter Rights
Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor joined Justice Ginsburg in her dissent to the recent Supreme Court ruling to uphold the Texas Voter ID legislation. Justice Ginsburg wrote: “The potential magnitude of racially discriminatory voter disenfranchisement counseled hesitation before disturbing the District Court’s findings and …
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Law, Technology, and Small Business
Last week I gave a talk on the Best Business Practices for the use of technology in your business and the legal implication of getting and giving information online or through social media. As a Dallas law firm that works with a lot of women …
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