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DALLAS – July 2, 2014 – ALM’s Texas Lawyer, the only publication dedicated solely to covering the Texas legal market, today announced the publication of Texas Business Litigation, a comprehensive handbook for litigators and transactional attorneys practicing law in the state of Texas.

The book was edited by Sofia Adrogué, partner at Gray Reed & McGraw, and Caroline Baker, a state district judge sitting in Harris County and former partner at McFall, Sherwood & Sheehy. Individual chapters were written by a stellar panel of veteran litigators, judges and arbitrators from across Texas.

Texas Business Litigation enables readers to focus research, save preparation time, field quick client questions and follow specific areas of law as they develop from year to year. From ADR to appeals, Texas business lawyers can learn from the collective wisdom, experience and practical advice of a highly regarded team of lawyer-authors.

For more information about the book’s table of contents or to order a copy of Texas Business Litigation, please go tohttp://lawcatalog.com/productdetail/18037/texas-business-litigation.

The book is available as a paperback and as an eBook, with hyperlinks to the full text of cases, statutes and other authoritative content. The eBooks are compatible with a variety of devices and readers, including Apple iPad or iPhone, SONY Reader, Barnes & Noble NOOK and Adobe Digital Editions for PC and Mac.

Texas Lawyer connects more than 16,300 members of the Lone Star legal community with information, opportunity and challenge. The ALM publication is the only independent institution dedicated solely to covering the Texas legal market. On a daily basis, its award-winning team of editors and reporters deliver breaking news, in-depth investigation, opinion, practice guides and the most timely and accurate case law available anywhere. For more information, please go to www.texaslawyer.com.

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