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Legislative Update September 8, 2013

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By Benson Varghese

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Benson Varghese is the founder of the Texas Evidence Blog. He is also the managing partner of Varghese Summersett PLLC, a criminal defense firm with its principal office in Fort Worth, Texas.

Benson Varghese graduated with a B.B.A. from Southern Methodist University. While in law school at Texas Tech, he ran a nationally-syndicated blog and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal Blog, the ABA Journal Blog, Above the Law, and many other publications. Benson was also an editor for the Estate Planning & Community Property Law Journal as well as the Texas Bank Lawyer. After graduating from law school, Benson worked Criminal District Court Judge Sharen Wilson of Tarrant County before he joined the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office.

Benson Varghese is an experienced litigator who has tried over one hundred cases to juries in Texas.

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