LawHQ's Texas launch comes as the State Bar of Texas board of directors approved a measure Friday to ask the Texas Supreme Court to order a referendum on an amendment on the rule that bars firms from using trade names.
September 25, 2020 at 06:31 PM
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With Texas lawyers likely to decide early next year whether to allow firms to use trade names, LawHQ, a firm that forced the issue in Texas, will launch its Lone Star State operations next week.
Rebecca Evans, the general counsel of the Utah-based LawHQ, said the firm will hire Texas lawyers over the next week to represent clients in Texas. The virtual firm represents consumers seeking damages from spam robocalls.
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