Leslie Thorne, left, and Emily Westridge, right, partners with Haynes and Boone in Austin.
Using an unusual legal strategy, Haynes and Boone partners Leslie Thorne and Emily Westridge Black persuaded a Texas federal judge to issue an order…
September 03, 2019 at 01:00 AM
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Using an unusual legal strategy, Haynes and Boone partners Leslie Thorne and Emily Westridge Black persuaded a Texas federal judge to issue an order delaying a Honduran woman’s deportation.
That strategy, and the resulting July 2018 order, has changed the fate of multiple asylum seekers.
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