The Harris County Law Library will use the grant funds for its Hands-on Legal Training Program, offered through the library's Legal Tech Institute.
June 06, 2017 at 10:23 AM
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A $23,000 grant from the Texas Bar Foundation to the Harris County Law Library has provided computers and other equipment that lawyers and nonlawyers can use to learn technical skills needed to do legal work.
“This is our very first grant from the Bar Foundation ever,” said Joseph D. Lawson, the law library’s deputy director.
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