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By Russell Cawyer on January 4, 2011

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Russell Cawyer of Kelly Hart & Hallman

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Russell Cawyer is a partner representing Texas employers in Kelly Hart & Hallman’s labor and employment practice group practicing out of the firm’s Fort Worth, Texas office. He has been board certified in labor and employment law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization for nearly 20 years.

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