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Sep 25, 2026

Jennifer WelchHOST
1:08
He admitted to an affair with a former Senate aide, and it came out during his impeachment trial that he'd asked Nate Paul, um, to hire the woman so she could move to Austin.
Jennifer WelchHOST
1:21
The State Bar of Texas sued Paxton for professional misconduct in 2022.
Jennifer WelchHOST
1:26
In 2025, his wife, s- uh, State Senator Angela Paxton, filed for divorce on biblical grounds.
Jennifer WelchHOST
1:35
Pop up this tweet.
Jeff BairdGUEST
10:02
And so for a DME supplier to have access to over 50% of its prospective Medicare patients, it has to go out and get a whole bunch of managed care contracts, many of which are really not sustainable in terms of reimbursement.
Jeff BairdGUEST
10:18
And so we have kind of this perfect storm, and then the last big challenge we have now is as an attorney, I have to make nice with the State Bar of Texas and keep my law license or I'm gonna end up working as a Walmart reader.
Jeff BairdGUEST
10:37
But likewise, a DMA supplier's gotta have what's called a PTAN, P-T-A-N, which is a Medicare supplier number that allows us to bail Medicare.
Jeff BairdGUEST
10:48
The vast majority of commercial insurance plans will not even give a DME company a contract unless it first has a PTAN.
Rocky DhirHOST
4:10
I've never thought to really make it a linchpin of an argument.
Jeffrey SuttonGUEST
4:12
And, you know, most licensed lawyers, you know, they have to take an oath after they pass the Texas Bar to uphold both the US Constitution and the Texas Constitution.
Jeffrey SuttonGUEST
4:23
Speaking only for myself, when I became a member of the Ohio Bar, I'm not gonna say I committed fraud, but I, I really didn't know what the Ohio Constitution meant at that point in my life.
Jeffrey SuttonGUEST
4:33
I'd studied federal con law, but I hadn't read the Ohio Constitution.
Octavia MartinezGUEST
22:00
She's just associating on Facebook.
Octavia MartinezGUEST
22:03
So she has that right and that freedom to associate because let's say you have a doctor or a lawyer who's under investigation by their respective licensing boards, the medical board or the State Bar of Texas.
Octavia MartinezGUEST
22:15
If the state bar investigators or the medical board investigators, can they just crawl through the social media of the lawyers and the doctors and take their license because they say something that somebody doesn't like? What's stopping them? And that's why her case is so important because it's setting the precedent.
Octavia MartinezGUEST
22:30
[upbeat music] Hi, guys.
Rocky DhirHOST
0:01
Hi, and welcome to the State Bar of Texas podcast.
Rocky DhirHOST
0:03
If you missed the 2026 State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting in Houston, then you didn't just miss out on the chance to hang out in Houston with lawyer friends from all over Texas.
Rocky DhirHOST
0:12
You missed the Bar Leaders Luncheon, featuring a discussion between Justice Evan Young from the Supreme Court of Texas and a prior guest on this podcast, I might add, and the Honorable Jeffrey S. Sutton, Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
Rocky DhirHOST
0:27
I did attend that luncheon, and I was really hoping to hear the two jurors discuss the cheesiest ways lawyers kiss up to judges.

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