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Louise B. Raggio has been practicing law since before most associates were born. She recently received a 50-year lawyer award from the Texas Bar Foundation for her work with state and local bar associations. But beyond the accolades, why is it important for lawyers to give of themselves for the benefit of the bar? Raggio says that chiefly it's because of the opportunities to do well for the people and the profession.
August 19, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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