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"Make no mistake, COVID will financially impact the bar," said Jarrod Foerster, a State Bar of Texas board member who chairs its audit and finance committee. "We hope minimally this year.”
April 20, 2020 at 05:02 PM
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The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the State Bar of Texas in the pocketbook, but the impact so far is minimal.
“The bar is in a strong financial position entering this period of uncertainty,” said Jarrod Foerster, a bar board member who chairs the bar’s audit and finance committee, at an April 17 board meeting. “Make no mistake, COVID will financially impact the bar — we hope minimally this year.”
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