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There’s still time to register for South Texas Law Review’s 29th Annual Ethics Symposium this Friday, March 3rd, which will focus on emerging areas in renewable energy. You can visit our website by using the link below to register.

https://t.co/IbEulr2WAY

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Discussions will revolve around the key components of renewable energy education, practical and ethical considerations to be effective throughout the education process, and practical tips that can be used when incorporating renewable energy trends into everyday practice.

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South Texas Law Review would like to spotlight our professor panel which will focused on energy transformation and top trends in renewable education.

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South Texas Law Review is excited to have our energy executives discuss current ethical considerations in the renewable energy market, discuss environmental considerations on why renewable energy has become such an emerging area of law, and the difficulties businesses face today.

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Matthew Skalka will be hosting a presentation on renewable development considerations at our 29th Annual Ethics Symposium. Discussions will include factors to consider before acquiring property for renewable development, and the role negotiations play in lease and deed provisions

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Regina Bynote Jones will be hosting an attorney and student dialogue at our upcoming Ethics Symposium, discussing the effects the transition to renewables has on corporate responsibility, how companies can reduce their carbon footprint, and the “energy trilemma.”

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They will discuss the ethical considerations revolving around “greenwashing,” the effect the transition to renewables has on the oil & gas industry, and why there has been a large push for the transition to renewables.

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STCL Law Review is excited to have this distinguished panel of attorneys present on the ethical considerations in developing areas of renewable energy.

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Chad V. Seely will be hosting a presentation at our 29th Annual Ethics Symposium focusing on the energy grid update. Among other topics, Mr. Seeley will discuss the current status of the TX power grid & the future of the grid given the implementation of new renewable technologies

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You can visit our website using the link below to register for the event.

https://t.co/bJ6TDF6iDk

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South Texas Law Review is excited to announce the 29th Annual Ethics Symposium, focusing on emerging areas in renewable energy. This year's event marks the beginning of a series of six symposia in celebration of the school’s centennial anniversary.

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Please join South Texas Law Review in congratulating the Spring 2023 new Board of Editors! We are excited for their contributions to the Journal’s success this semester.

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South Texas Law Review is excited to announce the new Board of Editors! Please join us in congratulating this outstanding group of students. We look forward to seeing all their hard work this school year.

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We would like to thank our sponsors for sponsoring this years Law Review banquet. We are grateful for their contributions and look forward to having them in attendance!

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Berkeley Research Group will be sponsoring a cocktail hour following the Symposium. Berkeley Research Group is a global consulting firm that helps organizations with assistance in disputes and investigations, corporate finance, and strategy and operations. #stclhethics2022

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Ben Aderholt will be hosting a presentation on construction arbitration. #stclhethics2022 #arbitration #TexasCLE @TexasBarCLE

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Geoff Bracken will be hosting a presentation on rulemaking in arbitration and oil and gas arbitration. #stclhethics2022 #arbitration #TexasCLE @TexasBarCLE

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Meredith Craven will be one of the panelists in the panel led by Robert Rice on the foundations of effective arbitration and practice implementation. #stclhethics2022 #arbitration #TexasCLE @TexasBarCLE

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Stacey Barnes will be one of the panelists in the panel led by Robert Rice on the foundations of effective arbitration and practice implementation. Mr. Barnes will also be having a session on M&A arbitration. #stclhethics2022 #arbitration #TexasCLE @TexasBarCLE

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Rafael Boza will be one of the panelists in the panel led by Robert Rice on the foundations of effective arbitration and practice implementation. Mr. Boza will also be having a session on international arbitration. #stclhethics2022 #arbitration #TexasCLE @TexasBarCLE