Resources

Hiring an Intern

This guide addresses topics and frequently asked questions that employers face when hiring interns. We hope that it proves
to be a helpful resource.

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How Texas Courts Work

The "How Texas Courts Work" website includes several informational videos developed from interviews with several practicing Texas attorneys, Texas Supreme Court Justice Boyd, Texas Court

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Iconic Women in Legal History

This website focuses on iconic women in our nation’s legal history who have promoted and protected civil rights, fought for equality, and ultimately shaped our present culture.

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If I Knew Then Life Lessons from Legendary Texas Lawyers

If I Knew Then: Life Lessons from Legendary Texas Lawyers

TYLA went across this great state and asked some legendary Texas attorneys what made them so great. How they got where they are? What was the life altering moment in their career? We asked these questions in the hope that it would provide an education of sorts or just satisfy our wild curiosities. Their responses are fascinating.

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In Case of Emergency

Preparation is the key to picking up the pieces when a disaster strikes. The information included below are some helpful suggestions on how you can protect yourself and your family from unnecessary distress.

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Just In Case

Just In Case

This guide will highlight some of the important things to consider when an attorney becomes incapacitated or deceased. This guide will present a brief overview on the importance of having an up-to-date estate plan as well as address strategies for successfully transitioning a law practice.

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Juvenile Justice System: What You Need to Know

This guide provides youth and their parents and guardians a basic understanding about the court process and procedures, the rights and options available, penalties, answers to the most frequently asked questions, and resources.

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Keys to Law Student Success

This resource helps law students with 10 interviewing tips, job search strategies, networking strategies, and suggestions for “non-law” jobs for lawyers.

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