The State Bar of Texas, Austin. Photo: Joel Salcido
Seana Willing, who could assume her new responsibilities as early as the first week in March, said her focus as chief disciplinary counsel will be similar to what it was at the judicial conduct commission.
January 23, 2019 at 11:56 AM
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The incoming chief disciplinary counsel for the State Bar of Texas is a familiar face.
In a unanimous vote Jan. 18, the bar board of directors consented to the Commission for Lawyer Discipline’s selection of Seana Willing, 55. Willing will replace Linda Acevedo, who is retiring after 33 years of service to the State Bar, including 10 years as the chief disciplinary counsel.
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