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Vernon's Texas Rules Annotated - VTRA TX R STAND ATTY CERT PT I Pt. II, Specific Area Requirements

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

These are specific requirements that apply to the specialty area listed below. The specific requirements include the definitions, substantial involvement, reference, and other certification and recertification requirements for the specialty area. You will also need to refer to the Standards for Attorney Certification, Part I - General Requirements for requirements that apply to all specialty areas.

Section I

Criminal Law

CR

1975

Section II

Family Law

FM

1975

Section III

Labor and Employment Law

LB

1975

Section IV

Estate Planning and
Probate Law

EP

1977

Section V

Civil Trial Law

CT

1978

Section VI

Personal Injury Trial Law

PI

1978

Section VII

Immigration and
Nationality Law

IM

1979

Section VIII

Real Estate Law

Commercial

RC

1983

Farm and Ranch

RF

1983

Residential

RR

1983

Section IX

Tax Law

TX

1983

Section X

Bankruptcy Law

Consumer

CB

1984

Business

BB

1988

Section XI

Oil, Gas and Mineral Law

OG

1986

Section XII

Civil Appellate Law

AP

1987

Section XIII

Administrative Law

AD

1989

Section XIV

Consumer and Commercial Law

CS

1993

Section XV

Juvenile Law

JV

2001

Section XVI

Health Law

HE

2002

Section XVII

Workers' Compensation Law

WC

2004

Section XVIII

Criminal Appellate Law

CA

2010

Section XIX

Construction Law

CA

2016

Section XX

Child Welfare Law

CA

2017

Section XXI

Legislative and Campaign LawCA

2020

Section XXII

Aviation LawCA

2022

Section XXIII

Insurance LawCA

2022
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