It's Personal: A Lawyer's Calling, Courage, and Duty to Help Others

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In the final episode of season one, Joe sits down with Charla Aldous from Aldous Law in Dallas, Texas, for a powerful and personal conversation. They discuss her courage in the courtroom, the power of pro bono work, and the life experiences that inspire her to stand up for vulnerable clients—even when the odds are against her. For Charla, helping others isn't optional; it's a duty that comes with holding a law license. This episode is about doing what's right, even when it's hard.

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