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Making Attorney Misconduct Pay, Texas Supreme Court Shows the Way: A Critical Comment on Bethel v. Quilling (Tex. 2020) (rejecting criminal-conduct exception to "attorney immunity" in Texas)
21 Feb 2020, 10:37 am by MOTP
   Devine words:   “Criminal conduct is not categorically excepted from the protections of attorney civil immunity when the conduct alleged is connected with representing a client in litigation” RULE BY LAWYERS, FOR LAWYERS, AND TO FILL THE POCKETS OF LAWYERS  How did the nine Republican jurists on the state court of last resort pull this off? [read post]
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