Van Buren v. United States – A Narrow Interpretation of “Exceeds Authorized Access” in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act By Cherie Harris On September 16, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Beware of Bankruptcy – Impact of Bankruptcy on Personal Injury Claims By Cherie Harris On August 17, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
The Attorneys’ Fees “Trap” in Chapter 38 of the Civil Practice & Remedies Code’s Has Come to a Close By Cherie Harris On July 28, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
5 Ways To Be A 5-Star Associate By Cherie Harris On June 7, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Paving a Safer, More Equitable Road for Women in the Gig Economy By Cherie Harris On May 17, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Are Depositions Take-Home Tests? Using a Federal Analogue to Interpret State Law By Cherie Harris On April 12, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Be an Expert on Experts: An Overview of Best Practices for Young Attorneys on Expert Witnesses By Cherie Harris On March 15, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
How to Provide Value During a Client Call: Nine Quick Tips to Help You Shine By Cherie Harris On February 12, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Two Opioid Crisis Disputes Demonstrate Importance of Policy Language to Coverage By Cherie Harris On January 18, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Your Divorce is Digital By Cherie Harris On January 5, 2021 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Was the forum-defendant rule made to be broken? By Cherie Harris On November 17, 2020 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing? A Deep Dive into the Implications of United States Patent & Trademark Office v. Booking.com B.V. By Cherie Harris On October 27, 2020 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Don’t Know Why You Say Goodbye I Say Hello – To Class and Collective Action Waivers By Cherie Harris On June 26, 2018 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
E-Discovery: What It Means to Us By Cherie Harris On March 16, 2015 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
Benefit Corporations Make Altruism a Part of Their Legal Fabric By Cherie Harris On February 10, 2015 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
Calling the Bullpen When Your Case Is in Crisis By Cherie Harris On January 19, 2015 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
Be a Rule Follower: Rule 47 By Cherie Harris On December 1, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Approaching and Litigating a Traumatic Brain Injury Case By Cherie Harris On September 19, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
Proposed Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure By Cherie Harris On July 9, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
From the Expected to the Unexpected: How to Make Force Majeure Clauses Work for Your Client By Cherie Harris On July 3, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
Indemnification Agreements: An Effective Technique for Transferring Risk in Texas By Cherie Harris On May 21, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
Beyond Basic Business Formation: Planning for Your Client’s Small Business By Cherie Harris On May 21, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles, The Dicta Read More »
6 Keys to Recovering Attorneys’ Fees in Texas By Cherie Harris On January 20, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
Who Can You Trust? Determining Whether a Revocable Living Trust is Right for Your Client By Cherie Harris On January 20, 2014 · Add Comment · In Substantive Articles Read More »
