News and Notes

Lynn Rossi Scott will be presenting at the NSBA webinar for the Council Of School Attorneys on June 17 at 12:00 noon CST: Legal Ethics for School Attorneys: Board Member

Tom Myers will be a presenter on April 22 for a COSA webinar: More than FERPA: Online Learning Now and In the Future Wednesday, April 22 2:10 – 3:10 p.m.

Brackett & Ellis is pleased to congratulate Manuel Ramos who was recognized as the 2020 Texas Rising Star for Civil Litigation.

Lynn Rossi Scott was recently awarded the prestigious Marion A. McGhehey Award by the National Education Law Association, an association of school lawyers, school administrators, and school law professors.  The

By Heath Coffman El Paso Court of Appeals Affirms Dismissal of Trade Secrets Case | The Fort Worth Business & Employment Law Reporter In EJ Madison, LLC v. Pro-Tech Diesel,

By Heath Coffman Fifth Circuit Holds that the TCPA Does Not Apply to Federal Diversity Cases | The Fort Worth Business & Employment Law Reporter One of the open questions

Lynn Rossi Scott will be presenting at this year’s UNT Higher Education Law Conference, University of North Texas,  Denton, Texas on March 23, 2020 – “An Update on the U.S.

Brackett & Ellis is pleased to congratulate Laura W. James for being selected by the Fort Worth Business Press as a 2020 Forty Under Forty honoree! Forty Under Forty is

By Heath Coffman Under trade secrets law, the inevitable disclosure doctrine is the idea that a defendant’s new employment will lead to the inevitable disclosure of a former employer’s trade

By Heath Coffman 2019 Trade Secrets Year in Review | The Fort Worth Business & Employment Law Reporter On February 6, I had the pleasure of giving the 2019 Trade