Ah, Father’s Day — filled with neckties, golf clubs and Brut soap on a rope. But there’s more to this important day than gift-giving and cookouts; it’s really about honoring and remembering your father. So Texas Lawyer asked some attorneys to reflect on the lessons they learned from their lawyer-dads. Here’s what they said:
“My dad taught me that practicing law was the noblest of professions, at least when doing so allowed you to right a wrong or help someone who wasn’t getting a fair shake in some way. . . . I have a picture of him in my office and it’s inscribed, ‘To lawyer Catherine, Love, Dad,’ because that was the highest compliment he could pay me.”
— Austin solo Catherine Mauzy talking about her father, the late Oscar Mauzy, a former Texas Supreme Court justice and former state senator
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