The Fillmore Firm of Fort Worth, Texas, has evolved over the years from handling insurance defense cases to working on workers' comp to representing plaintiffs in suits against nursing homes. Some of the firm's lawyers have gone through their own conversions, deciding to heed their higher callings: Former partner Andy Beach has become a prosecutor for the second time, and name partner Dusty Fillmore is looking into joining the ministry. As a result, the small firm is changing yet again.
July 20, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As the bailiff was about to open the back door to the Dallas County Criminal District Court No. 7 courtroom and escort in 12 jurors, prosecutor Andy Beach took a deep breath, held it and exhaled.
On June 27 he was presenting a capital murder case — a case that, by Beach’s own estimation, would be difficult for the state of Texas to prove.
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