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COVID-19 Bulletin (06/14/21) - D Magazine

COVID-19 Bulletin (06/14/21) Recognition for SMU S COVID-19 help line, and possible cash prizes for vaccination. By Shefali Konda Published in Healthcare Business June 13, 2021 11:00 pm Dallas County added 336 new COVID-19 cases and 17 deaths, Dallas Judge Clay Jenkins reports. The SMU Dedman School of Law’s COVID-19 Legal Helpline has been selected as the recipient of the 2021 State Bar of Texas’ W. Frank Newton Award for its exceptional dedication to legal services for low-income North Texans. In June 2020, the law school launched a student-staffed helpline to offer North Texas residents free legal assistance with issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The award recognizes individuals and groups whose work exemplifies a deep commitment to pro bono service.

BakerHostetler's DADM Practice Group expands in Dallas with the addition of Craig Carpenter

shutterstock.com DALLAS – BakerHostetler announced today that Craig Carpenter has joined the firm as a partner in its Dallas office. Carpenter will serve as a member of the firm’s Digital Assets and Data Management (DADM) Practice Group in the Privacy Governance and Technology Transactions team, a press release states. Carpenter is a technology attorney with an emphasis on tech transactions, intellectual property, licensing, branding and marketing, entertainment, and social media. His background consists of a unique combination of trademark, copyright, digital media, licensing, and data privacy experience, enabling him to develop business minded solutions for clients across a variety of industries, including individuals and start-ups to multi-national companies.

Black people disproportionately prosecuted for low-level marijuana crimes in Dallas County, study finds

Alcohol to-go is permanent in Texas. So why is it still illegal to buy liquor on Sundays?

Alcohol to-go is permanent in Texas. So why is it still illegal to buy liquor on Sundays? Posted: 5:47 PM, May 12, 2021 Updated: 2021-05-12 20:42:19-04 Gov. Greg Abbott has made alcohol to-go permanent in Texas, but Texans still can t shop at liquor stores on Sundays. 25 News takes a look at blue laws in the Lone Star State and if things could change. For those who have been in Texas for awhile, you know the drill. You have have an event on Sunday, but you realize you don t have enough liquor. If it s the day before, you have plenty of time to run out and pick up a few bottles. But if you come to this realization on a Sunday, you re out of luck.