The Texas Lawbook’s Lions of the Texas Bar CLE Ethics Programs

New Dates: January 13 (Dallas) and January 19 (Houston)
Venues: SMU Dedman School of Law (Dallas) and Locke Lord (Houston)
Time: Both programs will be from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. with one hour receptions following.

Featuring: David Beck, Harriet Miers, Harry Reasoner, Jim Coleman, Frank Branson, Robin Gibbs, Rusty Hardin, former Exxon GC Charles Matthews and more legendary Texas lawyers.

$60 – General Admission
$30 – SMU Dedman School of Law alumni, Premium subscribers
Free — General Counsel Forum members who are In-house Counsel

Please email Sally Selio at sally.selio@texaslawbook.net to RSVP and reserve your tickets now.

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The Texas Lawbook’s Lions of the Texas Bar CLE Ethics Programs

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