Hobert Price, Sr.
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Hobert Price, Sr.
was born in 1899 in the small town of Mineola, Texas; attended the local
college in Greenville, Texas; and served in the United States Army during World
War I – helping to bring aid to those affected by the Flu Pandemic of
1918. After returning from active duty,
Mr. Price attended the University of Texas Law School, where he was a quiz
master and an integral force in forming the Texas Law Review, where he sat on
the original Board of Editors. Upon
graduation, he began his legal career at the firm of Thomas, Frank, Milam &
Touchstone, after which he and a few colleagues formed Strasburger, Price,
Holland, Kelton, and Miller. Soon after
founding the firm, Mr. Price joined the United States Navy during World War II. Upon his return, he continued to build the
firm through impressive appellate work; taught a procedure course at SMU; and
took a young lawyer – Royal H. Brin, Jr. (himself one of the deans of Texas
appellate practice) – under his wing.
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