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Mere weeks before the Olympics, Texas attorney Bill Nash sprinted to the legal finish line, taking on a pro bono case and helping a New Zealand runner to overcome conflicting international rules and qualify for the Games' marathon competition. For Nash, the question of whether Texas resident Liza Hunter-Galvan was allowed to run in the Olympics "wasn't so much a question of sports law or New Zealand law. It was more a question of what was fundamentally fair."
August 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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