"[I]t was certainly a time for reflection, in terms of the effort that Steve put forward, and I certainly recognize and acknowledge his efforts, and I think he did a tremendous job of energizing a voice of our bar that needed to be heard — and has been," says Apffel.
June 03, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Trey Apffel will become the next president-elect of the State Bar of Texas after winning 52.55 percent of the vote in a first-ever runoff election that ended yesterday.
Apffel, a League City solo, earned 14,721 votes, while his opponent, Rockport solo Steve Fischer, garnered 13,290 votes, or 47.45 percent, according to the election results.
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