Plaintiffs Attorney John M. O'Quinn Remembered as Being 'Bigger Than Life' Oct 30, 2009
"I started to say, 'John, why are you flying Southwest? Where's your plane? Why are you going through the security like the rest of us guys?' says Benton, now a partner in the Houston office of Strasburger & Price who was on his way to Dallas for a partner meeting. Instead, Benton says he and O'Quinn talked about their common friend, South Texas College of Law Associate Dean Gerald Treece, and made plans to have lunch soon. "He was going to a mediation in San Antonio. I don't know who the... (Law.com)
Texas legal legend "Racehorse Haynes"accused of ethics violations Oct 22, 2009
What the law says is that a lawyer can t represent either both sides of a case or have adverse interests in his representation, said South Texas College of Law Professor Gerald Treece. You can t have two masters. (KHOU.com, TX)
First Latina On Texas Supreme Court Oct 9, 2009
After earning a bachelor's degree from the University of Houston, she graduated from South Texas College of Law. Before her appointment to the appellate bench, Guzman served two years as a Harris County family court judge and had a ten-year career as a private practice lawyer specializing in family and civil law. (Click2Houston, TX)
SMALL BUSINESS DREAMS: Owning one is a life's goal for many Sep 14, 2009
Carter has a law degree from South Texas College of Law and worked in the legal field in Texas and California. But that career wasn't for her long term. (USA Today -- Money)
Guter to head law school Mar 25, 2009
Retired admiral to head South Texas College of Law - Houston Business Journal ... Retired admiral to head South Texas College of Law. (Houston Business Journal, TX)
Ousted Duquesne law dean headed to Texas Mar 24, 2009
Effective Aug. 1, Mr. Guter, 60, becomes president and dean of South Texas College of Law in Houston, with an enrollment of approximately 1,200, officials with the college said yesterday ... "The board, faculty and staff of South Texas College of Law are thrilled," South Texas board chairman Mike Hays said. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
Man charged, accused of dropping F-bombs Mar 12, 2009
Charles W. Rocky Rhodes, a professor of law at South Texas College of Law, when contacted about a previous F-bomb arrest in a La Marque Wal-Mart last year, said that in Cohen v. California, the U.S. Supreme Court held that a man protesting the Vietnam War could not be arrested for wearing a jacket in a courthouse that bore the phrase F--- the Draft. The reasoning was that offended people could turn away, Rhodes said. (KHOU.com, TX)
Total Career Success -- VoiceAmerica Internet Radio Show: Robert Toth, Senior Vice President, Tri-Star Financial -- Staying Above the Financial Fray Feb 22, 2009
In addition to his law practice, Bob has served as an instructor at South Texas College of Law and the Texas College of Trial Advocacy ... In addition to his law practice, Bob has served as an instructor at South Texas College of Law and the Texas College of Trial Advocacy ... He also received a Doctorate in Jurisprudence with highest honors from South Texas College of Law and a Master of Laws Degree from the University of Houston Bates School of Law. (Yahoo News -- Press Releases)
