It's the latest in a string of consequences for Paul D. Andrews after he and his former law partner allegedly offered to pay an employee a percentage of attorney fees for soliciting clients.
December 08, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A Corpus Christi lawyer who faces criminal charges and a lawsuit for allegedly soliciting clients unlawfully has now given up his law license.
On the day before Thanksgiving, the Texas Supreme Court accepted a request by attorney Paul D. Andrews to resign his law license instead of facing discipline. The resignation carries the same weight as disbarment.
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