David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, presented “Detecting Elder Abuse and The Duty to Report Financial Exploitation” to the Southwest Association of Bank Counsel on Thursday, September 26, 2019, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This presentation focused on factors to detect the two main tools of elder abuse, undue influence and mental incompetence, and also discussed a financial institution’s duty to report elder abuse to the proper authorities. David also discussed financial institutions’ potential liability risk for failing to detect and report elder abuse. The paper, PowerPoint, and a recent CFPB alert on elder abuse are attached.
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Recorded Webinar – Trustee Compensation in Texas
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, discusses the law in Texas and practical advice regarding a trustee’s right to compensation.
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Presentation: Summary Judgments in Texas
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog recently presented his paper on “Summary Judgments in Texas” at the State Bar of Texas’s Advanced Civil Appellate Course in Austin, Texas. This presentation included a discussion of the finality of summary judgments, the standard and scope of
Presentation: Temporary Injunctive Relief in Texas
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, presented his paper on “Temporary Injunctive Relief in Texas” to the State Bar of Texas’s Advanced Civil Trial Course in San Antonio, Texas, on July 18. His presentation covered advanced issues in seeking temporary injunctive relief or defending against a request for that
Recorded Webinar – Trustee Quandary: Criminal Acts By Beneficiaries With Or On Trust Property
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, discusses rising drug abuse issues and the possibility that a beneficiary of a trust may commit criminal activities on or with trust property. This webinar provides suggestions for trustees in this situation and address several
David F. Johnson Named Top Author in JDSupra Readers’ Choice Awards
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, has been recognized as a top author by JDSupra in the 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards.
JD Supra’s Readers’ Choice Awards encompasses 26 different categories. From a pool of more than 800 authors,
Recorded Webinar – The Velvet Hammer: Undue Influence Based On Deceit, Fraud, and Relationship Poisoning And A Financial Institution’s Duty To Detect and Report Financial Exploitation
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, discusses the great transfer of wealth from the baby boomer generation, elder abuse and financial exploitation. Undue influence often arises out of seemingly kind individuals who ingratiate themselves to an elderly person, inserting themselves between the person and
Webinar – The Velvet Hammer: Undue Influence Based on Deceit, Fraud, and Relationship Poisoning and a Financial Institution’s Duty To Detect and Report Financial Exploitation (March 15, 10:00 am CST)
With the great transfer of wealth from the baby boomer generation, elder abuse and financial exploitation is a very timely and important topic. Undue influence often arises out of seemingly kind individuals who ingratiate themselves to an elderly person, inserting themselves between the person and relatives, and
Presentation: Saving Your Damages Award Via Temporary Injunctive Relief
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, presented his paper on “Saving Your Damages Award Via Temporary Injunctive Relief” to the State Bar of Texas’s Damages in Civil Litigation Course in Dallas, Texas, on February 8, 2019. In addition to a general discussion of issues concerning obtaining temporary injunctive relief,
Recorded Webinar – Fiduciary Litigation Update: 2017-2018
David F. Johnson, lead writer for the Texas Fiduciary Litigator blog, discusses interesting fiduciary issues that Texas courts have discussed during the survey period of mid-2017 through mid-2018. Some of the issues covered are the tort of intentional interference with inheritance rights, the enforcement of arbitration and forum-selection