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Lynne Liberato, who took the reins of the State Bar of Texas Thursday as the self-styled technology president, promises more innovation. She sees technology as the cure for the Bar's most persistent problem: member apathy. Sure, we've heard supposed panaceas before. But if anyone is up to the task of creating a leaner, meaner Bar, it's Liberato, who is a tsunami of energy.
June 22, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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