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Holding a position in the Texas Legislature may seem like a pretty good gig to most lawyers: a free office in Austin, a staff, and a vote on important issues and new statutes -- plus getting paid in the private sector to interpret those same laws. And it would seem a boon for the firms, too -- new clients, political influence, the honor of having a legislator in the ranks. But it isn't always that simple.
January 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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