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Because it's still hard for women lawyers to be a success in the courtroom and at the conference table and also rear children, Houston lawyer Rachel Smith started a Houston networking and support gro
... Nauls v. Mukherjee, No. 201020278 Court: 295th District Court, Harris County Plaintiff's Attorney:...
...formed in April. In the petition, filed in Harris County's 295th District Court, the plaintiff alleges the defendants used the files in an attempt...
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...year. The Harris County Appraisal District ("HCAD") fileda plea...Civil Procedure 28. The trial court granted HCAD'splea...
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