Robin Gibbs, founder of the litigation boutique Gibbs & Bruns in Houston, recalled being fascinated by the stories about trials told by his uncle, Pat Maloney, a flamboyant personal injury lawyer who was based in San Antonio. "It turned on a switch for me that never reversed itself," Gibb said.
September 01, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Robin Gibbs knew while still a teenager that he wanted to become a trial lawyer.
Gibbs, founder of the litigation boutique Gibbs & Bruns in Houston, recalled being fascinated by the stories about trials told by his uncle, Pat Maloney, a flamboyant personal injury lawyer who was based in San Antonio.
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