Becoming a judge is supposed to be the brass ring, the crowning glory of a legal career. So what makes someone give it up to go back to private practice?
June 19, 2017 at 12:05 AM
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Becoming a judge is supposed to be the brass ring, the crowning glory of a legal career. So what makes someone give it up to go back to private practice?
After six years on the bench as a Texas state appellate justice, Rebeca Huddle did just that, rejoining Baker Botts on June 15 as a litigation partner.
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