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State appellate courts in Texas will boost attorney salaries, but not by as much as they hoped. The Texas House-Senate budget committee agreed to provide additional funding, but "more money is needed to bring those salaries up to the necessary amount," said 4th Court of Appeals Chief Justice Phil Hardberger, who told the Senate that raises are needed to compete with the private sector for minority attorneys.
May 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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