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Faced with lawyers' less than stellar response to voluntary reporting, the State Bar of Texas is developing a telephone survey to get a better handle on the amount of pro bono work that the legal community does for low-income Texans. Dan Boulware, chairman of the Bar's Public Services and Education Committee, says there is a feeling that much of the work that lawyers do for the poor never is reported.
October 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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