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Elizabeth Hadley

Twin Falls
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Morning anchor and MMJ @KMVTNEWS in Twin Falls, Idaho. Boston, MA Native! Email me with story ideas: Elizabeth.Hadley@kmvt.com Just taking it one day at a time.
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Good in Practice | Episode 26: Mercy for Survivors: How Pro Bono Lobbying Helped Pass Landmark Human Trafficking Legislation in Texas (Podcast)

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By Caroline Heller, Elizabeth Hadley
| Mondaq
In this episode of Good in Practice, host Caroline Heller sits down with Elizabeth Hadley, a Greenberg Traurig shareholder in the firm's Austin office, to discuss a years-long pro bono legislative effort that culminated in a landmark victory for human trafficking survivors in Texas.
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Water Legislation From The 89th Texas Legislature

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By Elizabeth Hadley, Sergio Cavazos
| Mondaq
The 89th Texas Legislature advanced several water infrastructure measures during the 2025 legislative session. Most importantly, Senate Bill 7 and House Joint Resolution 7 were passed to expand the tools available for statewide water planning, financing, and project coordination. Texas voters also approved Proposition 4 on Nov. 4, 2025, establishing a dedicated revenue stream for the Texas Water Fund.
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Texas Expands Water Funding and Planning Tools

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By Elizabeth Hadley
| The National Law Review
The 89th Texas Legislature advanced several water infrastructure measures during the 2025 legislative session. Most importantly, Senate Bill 7 and House Joint Resolution 7 were passed to expand the tools available for statewide water planning, financing, and project coordination. Texas voters also approved Proposition 4 on Nov. 4, 2025, establishing a dedicated revenue stream for the Texas Water Fund.
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