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...Legal Services Corp. (LSC) of Washington, D.C., has selected Lone Star Legal Aid (LSLA) to take the lead in updating a national disaster...
A lifelong fisherman, 110th District Judge Bill Smith's proudest moment with a fishing rod came when he was just 12 or 13 years old. His grandfather, Bill Cushing, had taught Smith how to fish, along
...She litigated child abuse and neglect cases and oversaw the department's legal affairs, among other things. In 1995, DuBose's judicial career...
When Judge Migdalia Lopez spends time around Harlingen waiting for a doctor or dentist appointment, there's a good chance she'll be perfectly patient with a needle in her hand. The judge of Cameron a
... has received the Smith County Pro Bono Award from Lone Star Legal Aid. . . . Timothy W. Mountz, a...
...s University School of Law in 1980. Rayes began her legal career as an associate with Thorne & Peeler in Pleasanton; she became...
...Terry M. Hamilton, private attorney involvement director at Lone Star Legal Aid in Houston, and Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice ...
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