Previously, he was with the Allen Economic Development Corporation where he was directly involved with the recruitment of 30 major corporate projects encompassing more than four million square feet of new industrial space. Dan G. Sefko has been involved with over 70 cities, school districts and counties throughout Texas. Peter G. Smith devotes his practice almost entirely to trial and appellate litigation on behalf of appraisal districts, property taxpayers and governmental agencies throughout Texas. He frequently lectures and authors articles on ad valorem taxation and municipal law. This course has been approved by the Texas State Bar for 12 hours of MCLE credit including one hour of ethics.
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Walk-in registrations will be subject to space availability. If you would like to register for this Conference, please click the registration button. Substitutions may be made at any time. A block of rooms has been set aside for Conference attendees until September 10. Each Conference attendee will receive a set of course materials prepared by the speakers especially for the Conference, which will be invaluable as a future reference.