As crowds cheered and wedding rings slid onto fingers Tuesday -- California's first full day granting same-sex marriages -- some big names in the legal community got hitched themselves or firmed up their plans. The day was especially poignant for attorneys like Jennifer Pizer, senior counsel for Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, and San Francisco Chief Deputy Attorney Therese Stewart, who persuaded the state Supreme Court to issue its May 15 ruling and who had as much to gain as their clients.
June 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As flashbulbs burst, crowds cheered and wedding rings slid onto fingers Tuesday — the state’s first full day granting same-sex marriages — some big names in the legal community got hitched themselves or firmed up their plans.
Gay-rights lawyer Jennifer Pizer, one of the many attorneys involved in the historic same-sex marriage cases, wasted no time Tuesday getting a license to wed.
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