The demand for criminal defense attorneys who possess an in-depth understanding of the intricate and sensitive strategies required to represent individuals experiencing a neurological decline has witnessed a significant rise in recent years.
Read moreCelebrate Pride with Ex Libris Juris!
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June is LGBTQ Pride Month, and there are so many ways to celebrate! We at the Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library are looking back at some of our favorite Ex Libris Juris blog posts highlighting LBGTQ history and individuals as well as useful resources for the LGBTQ community and allies.
Read moreLegislative Special Sessions in Texas
The Texas Legislature meets for five months once every two years. With that being said, if laws need to be added, changed, or removed outside of this five month period, the governor can call a special session. The governor is the only person who can call for this special session and he also “has unilateral authority to decide what type of policies are in play for the special session.” Special sessions are quite common. In fact, one has just been called by Governor Abbott after the completion of the regular legislative session in May.
Read moreAvoiding Legal Website Scams and Pitfalls
When searching online for legal forms or information, it is important to use safe internet practices to avoid scams or other misrepresented services.
Read moreSmall Business Legal Resources
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Starting a small business can seem overwhelming. There are many moving parts to consider throughout the process and it can be impossible to know where to start. The Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library has a plethora of resources that can help you with the legal side of starting and running a small business.
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