1300 Lamar St
Houston, TX 77010
Please join the Texas Young Lawyers for their second annual statewide Summit!
1300 Lamar St, Houston, TX 77010
Young Member (Graduated between 2015 - 2025): $50
Current Student: $40
Member (Graduated prior to 2014): $150
Non-Member: $200
Dietary restrictions or allergies? Please notify [email protected]
CLE credit is expected.
If you are interested in sponsoring the Federalist Society's activity in Texas, please reach out to Abbie Kepto at [email protected].
Rooms can be reserved at the Four Seasons with the FedSoc room block rate of $295 per night. To reserve a room online, go to the website below and enter promo code 250627TFS
https://www.fourseasons.com/houston/accommodations/
Or call the Hotel’s reservation department at 800-734-4114. You must indicate group affiliation of 2025 Texas Young Lawyers Summit at the time of making the reservation in order to obtain the group rate.
The hotel cutoff date is Thursday, June 5. Rooms are available on a first come, first serve basis and will likely sell out.
The Young Lawyers Summit is geared toward lawyers who graduated between 2015 - present.
Schedule and agenda subject to change.
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2025 Texas Young Lawyers Summit
2025 Texas Young Lawyers Summit
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2025 Texas Young Lawyers Summit
Why Public Service? Join us for a conversation with lawyers who have transitioned into public service roles. Drawing from diverse professional backgrounds, our panelists will share insights into their current positions, reflect on the career pivots that brought them to government, and offer practical advice for those considering similar paths. Learn how their prior experiences shaped their journeys and prepared them for meaningful work in public service.
Featuring:
2025 Texas Young Lawyers Summit
Featuring:
2025 Texas Young Lawyers Summit
Today's Attorneys General offices have become increasingly entrepreneurial in the use of their powers to address a wide range of legal issues critical to society, both through traditional litigation and other means. Moreover, multiple Attorneys General offices often coordinate their efforts to achieve important results. Drawing on experiences of lawyers who have litigated on behalf of the States (and some of whom have also have defended against such actions), this panel will discuss the tools utilized by modern Attorneys General offices and the appropriate scope of their activities.
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2025 Texas Young Lawyers Summit