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Robert S. Bennett has seen a lot of bizarre complaints over a decade of defending Texas lawyers from grievances, but one of the strangest was filed against him. What is so unusual about the complaint, now dismissed, is the complaining party. A former member of a disciplinary panel in Houston filed the complaint, alleging Bennett violated disciplinary rules by talking about a grievance filed against a client.
October 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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