It has been a year since Gregory S. Coleman, a former Texas solicitor general who was a skilled and well-known attorney, died in a private plane crash at age 47.
Coleman left behind a wife and three sons, an active appellate docket, pro bono commitments and charitable responsibilities. But he also left behind a firm, Yetter Coleman.
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