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| LAURA SANDERS FOWLER lfowler@thefowlerlawfirm.com | |||
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After graduating from Baylor Law School in 1979, Laura Fowler began her career as a Navy JAGC chasing saboteurs and scoundrels through exotic ports in the Orient and Western Pacific. Since returning to Texas in 1983, she has confined herself to avenging and defending the rights of many wonderful people and institutions in the state and federal courts of Texas. Her greatest calling however, is to help her clients design ways to NEVER see the inside of a courtroom. She is the founder and owner of The Fowler Law Firm PC located in Austin, Texas, with eighteen (18) attorneys and nine (9) support staff who daily serve the legal needs of a large and delightful group of clients. THE FOWLER LAW FIRM P.C. is the 2010 winner of the Austin Chamber of Commerce Time Warner Cable Education Award for our gifts to education, a finalist for the 2011 Austin Chamber of Commerce Community Relations Award, the recipient of the 2010 State Bar of Texas W. Frank Newton Award for outstanding pro bono legal services and designated a Top Corporate Philanthropist by the Austin Business Journal in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
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Laura Fowler named 2011 Pathfinder by the Travis County Women Lawyers' Association "Pathfinders are role models and trailblazers -- local women with law degrees who are using, and have used, their degrees in a variety of ways. Every year, TCWLA makes an effort to select and honor a panel of Pathfinders who represent a diversity of life and work experiences and this results in a highly thought-provoking and often inspirational program." |
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Laura Fowler interview with the Austin Business Journal "With every person Fowler hires, every book she writes and breath she takes, Fowler is dedicated to building a firm that puts people and philanthropy first. Proceeds from publication sales go to support an extensive scholarship program. All employees are encouraged to pursue whatever volunteerism they hold dear and the firm incorporates that into its giving program. Do business with her firm, and you'll likely receive a rum cake that was bought with proceeds that go to help local children." | ||
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Laura Fowler and John Pearce's article Nonprofit Demons Disguised as Angels How to Protect Yourself in the Texas Bar Journal "An outpouring of sympathy and support has followed the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan in March. Americans donated more than $47 million for relief efforts in the four days following the disaster, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy. However, that does not include the amount donated by well-intentioned Americans who were tricked into donating to less-than-credible organizations..." |
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