"Lawyers get to argue a case for 20 minutes, and they think that's something. Marisa is arguing multiple cases, for hours at a time, over years," said Chief Justice Nathan Hecht.
September 01, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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One young female attorney had her hand on several recent Texas Supreme Court projects that drew controversy, discussion and emotion from Texas lawyers.
It was former Supreme Court Rules Attorney Marisa Secco’s painstaking work that ensured the high court’s nine justices heard and responded to lawyers’ voices.
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