Renée Moeller
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 With
over 26 years in the legal field Ms. Moeller currently focuses mainly on
grievance and legal malpractice defense matters, and hearings before the
Board of Law Examiners. This includes related appellate work, including
original writs to the Supreme Court of Texas. Her prior experience has
included Plaintiff's Personal Injury, Toxic Exposure, and Complex Tort
Litigation at both state and federal levels; Deceptive Trade Practices
claims, civil RICO, general civil litigation, transactional law, criminal
misdemeanors, family law, probate, legal and medical malpractice.
Additionally, Ms. Moeller has met statutory requirements and offers
mediation services to the community at large.
Education:
State Bar of Texas: Certification Program: Sept 1997
§646(b) Tex. Prob. C.: Certification to receive court appointments as a Guardian Ad Litem
South Texas College of Law, JD Jurisprudence, 1995
Dean's Honor List 1994 & 1995
Harvard Facilitated Negotiation Clinic 1994
Mediation Certificate: 1994: §154.052 Tex.Civ.Prac.& Rem. C.
West Law On-Line Computerized Research Training
Lexis/Nexis On-Line Computerized Research Training
Mathew Bender CD-Rom Research Training
Stern College for Women, B.A., 1973
Major: English Literature Minor: Psychology, Who's Who Among American Student
Leaders: 1972 and 1973, Editor-in-Chief University Literary Magazine - 1972 and 1973, member: Speech Arts Forum
Professional Affiliations:
Federal Bar for the Southern District of Texas
State Bar of Texas, May 1996 Ongoing member in good standing
American Bar Association, 1993 Admitted into Law Student Division
State Bar of Texas, 1983 Legal Assistant Division
Houston Legal Assistants Association, 1983
Publications:
Is It Possible to Settle Mass Tort
Cases and Not Receive Your Fees? By Renée E. Moeller and Robert “Bob”
Bennett, The Bennett Law Firm.
What every
lawyer should know about the State Bar of Texas--Professional Enhancement
Program, by Robert S. Bennett & Renee E. Moeller; The Houston Lawyer,
July/August 2003, Vol. 41, No. 1
Attorneys
and the Texas Disciplinary System, Point: A Continuing Denial of Due Process
by Renee E. Moeller & Robert S. Bennett, San Antonio Lawyer, Nov/Dec 2004
New
Disciplinary Rules Deny Lawyers Due Process by Renee E. Moeller & Robert S.
Bennett; Texas Lawyer, April 24, 2004
BOLE Doesn't
Appreciate Haste or a Bad Memory, by Robert S. Bennett and Renee E.
Moeller (Reprint from Texas Lawyer, May 2002) (
HTML version ) (
PDF version - 4mb)
Trial
Demonstration: Direct and Cross of Legal malpractice Expert, State
Bar of Texas Expert Witness Course, (2/2002) by
Robert S. Bennett & Renee E. Moeller, (PDF 154kb)
Foreign
Corrupt Practices Act & What Corporate Counsel Should Know
by Renee E. Moeller
(PDF 106 KB)
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