When the coronavirus derailed their annual chili cookoff fundraiser, Austin family law attorneys didn't know how they'd donate to a local pro bono legal aid provider. What they did next exceeded expectations by 250%.
December 28, 2020 at 09:00 AM
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The miracle unfolded in an email thread where the trash talk was growing among super-competitive Austin family lawyers.
Normally their tournament would focus on cooking the best chili and pie. But COVID-19 had derailed their annual chili fundraiser for legal aid.
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When COVID-19 derailed their annual chili cookoff, Austin family law attorneys went virtual with a legal aid fundraiser, with great success. Credit:Nancy Kennedy/Shutterstock.com
