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(Texas)
Senior reporter at Texas Lawyer, covering the business of law.
Links: @BrendaSJeffreys | (Current as of: March 10, 2017)
Law.com
February 17, 2020
The American Bar Association’s House of Delegates passed a resolution to push for new approaches to the practice of law that would improve access to justice, but not before adding a disclaimer to address concerns raised by some state bar associations about outside investment in law firms.
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Texas Lawyer
August 29, 2017
With Hurricane Harvey rains continuing to drench Houston, bar associations and legal aid organizations are gearing up to provide legal help to hurricane victims, and firms have pledged money to support aid even as their Houston offices remain closed.
News Story
ALM
March 9, 2017
Leaders of more than 150 U.S. law firms with offices in all 50 states sent a letter to the Office of Management and Budget Thursday, urging it to continue funding the Legal Services Corp.
Senior reporter at Texas Lawyer, covering the business of law.
Links: @BrendaSJeffreys | (Current as of: March 10, 2017)
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News StoryABA Approves Innovation Resolution, With Revisions to Limit Regulatory Changes
Brenda Sapino JeffreysLaw.com
February 17, 2020
The American Bar Association’s House of Delegates passed a resolution to push for new approaches to the practice of law that would improve access to justice, but not before adding a disclaimer to address concerns raised by some state bar associations about outside investment in law firms.
News Story
Lawyers Gear Up to Help Victims of Hurricane Harvey
Brenda Sapino JeffreysTexas Lawyer
August 29, 2017
With Hurricane Harvey rains continuing to drench Houston, bar associations and legal aid organizations are gearing up to provide legal help to hurricane victims, and firms have pledged money to support aid even as their Houston offices remain closed.
News Story
More Than 150 Law Firm Leaders Urge Govt to Continue Funding of Legal Services
Brenda Sapino JeffreysALM
March 9, 2017
Leaders of more than 150 U.S. law firms with offices in all 50 states sent a letter to the Office of Management and Budget Thursday, urging it to continue funding the Legal Services Corp.
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