Professional
Presentations and Published Articles
Carl David Adams is available for seminars and presentations
in the areas of practice listed on About Us link, as well as subject/topics
listed below.
Articles
Published
* "The 'Tort' of Civil Conspiracy in Texas"
54 Baylor Law Review 305 (Spring 2002)
* "Sex With Patients: Is it Malpractice?"
23 Trial 58 (June 1987)
* "Benefitting from Fiduciary Office: A Presumption of Fraud"
47 Texas Bar Journal 648 (June 1984)
* "Security Against Criminal Acts: The Landlord's New Liability"
42 Texas Bar Journal 201 (March 1979)
* "Consent To The Medical Treatment of a Minor Under the Family
Code"
27 Baylor Law Review 319 (Fall 1975)
* "Has the Family Code Made Any Changes in the Liability of a Parent
for His Child's Conduct?
26 Baylor Law Review 687 (Fall 1974)
Professional
Presentations include:
Ongoing
Seminars and Private Consultation:
"Small Business Asset Protection"
*Speaker: "Business Torts and Recent Cases"
Texas Trial Lawyers Seminar, San Antonio, TX
December 1990
*Speaker: "Personal Injury Litigation in Texas"
National Business Institute, Inc.,
September 1998
*Advisory Member, Editorial Board, Trial (ATLA) 1986-89
BAYLOR
LAW GRADS PARTICIPATE
IN NATIONAL TRIAL COMPETITION
Sunday, March 09, 2003
Baylor Law School graduates Carl David Adams and
R. Theodore Steinke participated as invited Judges in the Regional Tournament
of the NATIONAL MOCK TRIAL COMPETITION, held February 14th-16th, 2003,
at Baylor's new Sheila and Walter Humphrey Law Center in Waco, Texas.
(Pictured
right: R. Theodore "Ted" Steinke, R. Matt Dawson, Professor
Emeritus, Carl David Adams) |
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Approximately
80 of the "brightest and best" law students from at least
10 law schools from Texas and Louisiana were represented in the competition.
Gerald R. Powell, the Professor of Evidence at Baylor coordinated
the competition.
"This
is the most prestigious of the big mock trial competitions,"
Powell said. "It is sponsored by the American College of Trial
Lawyers and the Texas Young Lawyers Association and attracts some
of the brightest and best law students. We are excited about hosting
the regional tournament, and the opportunity to showcase our magnificent
facilities."
The
law students' performances were judged by accomplished practicing
trial lawyers or sitting judges from around Texas selected and invited
by Baylor.
Adams
(an August 1975 honors graduate of Baylor) is Board Certified in Civil
Trial Law and practices in Dallas. Steinke (a November 1975 graduate
of Baylor) is the former Chief of the Specialized Crime Division of
the Dallas District Attorney's Office and specializes in criminal
law in Dallas.
Adams
and Steinke were greeted by their former Practice Court Professor,
R. Matt Dawson, who taught the renowned Practice Court class at Baylor
for decades. Dawson is a 1938 graduate of the Baylor Law School.
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