O'Connor's Texas CPRC Plus, 2026-2027 ed.
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Who is O'Connor's Texas CPRC Plus for?
It's for Texas litigators (plaintiff and defense), in-house counsel managing Texas litigation, judges/court staff, and paralegals who routinely need fast access to CPRC provisions plus related authorities and practical litigation charts.
What does the "Plus" content include (beyond the CPRC)?
In addition to the full CPRC, the "Plus" the book includes select provisions from multiple other Texas codes, the Texas Constitution, and rules governing the practice of law and the judiciary (e.g., State Bar rules, Texas Rules of Judicial Administration, and the Code of Judicial Conduct).
Does the book include annotations/case law tied to the statute text?
Yes. The book is fully annotated with quotations from cases interpreting the CPRC, which is especially useful for motion briefing and issue-spotting.
What litigation "quick-reference" charts are included?
The included charts are geared toward the issues that routinely drive early case strategy, motion practice, and settlement valuation — such as:
- Statutes of Limitations Chart
- Statutory Attorney Fees charts (including separate charts for private litigants and the Attorney General)
- Statutes Authorizing Exemplary Damages Chart
- Statutory Injunctions Chart
- Waivers of Governmental Immunity Chart
- Degrees of Relatives charts
- Legal Holidays for Purposes of Filing chart
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