But why take the easy road to donate money to access to justice, when it's more fun to duct tape a managing partner to the wall while also helping provide for low-income Texans' legal needs?
April 22, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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It’s easy for a lawyer to donate money for access to justice when he pays his annual attorney dues.
But why take the easy road when it’s more fun to duct tape a managing partner to the wall while helping to provide for low-income Texans’ legal needs?
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