John Kiraly, a UNT Dallas College of Law graduate who learned this month he passed the Texas bar exam, has volunteered for three weeks in the patient administration department of a pop-up hospital in a tennis center in New York.
"My daughter asked me one day, 'Why do you have to go?,' " recalled John Kiraly about volunteering in New York in a COVID-19 pop-up hospital. "I said, 'If not me, then who?' If you have the ability to go help, you should go."
April 30, 2020 at 01:25 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Texas Lawyer
When he learned he had passed the Texas bar exam, John Kiraly was as excited and relieved as any law graduate.
But he might have been the only brand-new Texas lawyer to learn the happy news while volunteering at a New York pop-up hospital for COVID-19 patients.
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