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March 16, 2007
Texas Considers Requiring Civil Litigation Internships
Susan Saab Fortney (Texas Tech) reports a bill has been introduced in the Texas legislature that would bar
any lawyer from having primary responsibility for civil litigation (including family law matters) unless he or she had first completed a two year internship (paid or unpaid) with a supervising lawyer or judge. The word is that the bill will not move forward, but primarily because it was filed late in the session.
[Jeff Lipshaw]
March 16, 2007 in Bar Discipline & Process | Permalink
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