Lee Merritt, a civil rights attorney who was facing a lawsuit for unauthorized practice of law in Texas, has resolved the matter by agreeing to be permanently restrained and enjoined from practicing Texas law.

“Nothing in this judgment shall be deemed to preclude defendant from advising clients or potential clients regarding their rights under federal law or representing clients in federal courts in matters arising under federal law,” said the final judgment, which disposed of all of the claims in the lawsuit.

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