The Wisconsin Law Journal is looking for the state’s outstanding young lawyers.
A reception honoring the 2013 Up and Coming lawyers will be held on September 26. Those chosen for this honor will also be featured in a special Wisconsin Law Journal publication.
Consideration will be based on the following criteria:
1. Attorneys that are on the fast track to making a significant impact on the legal profession.
2. Attorneys that represent determination in legal work, in community betterment, and in improving their own law firms.
3. Attorneys that have been practicing law for 8 years or less.
Click here to nominate a deserving colleague!
In your nomination, please detail how the person nominated fulfills all or some of these criteria. The more detailed the nomination, the easier it is for the judges to determine the best candidates.
For more information, feel free to contact Sarah McQuin at the Wisconsin Law Journal: (414) 225-1814 or by email: sarah.mcquin@wislawjournal.com.
The deadline for submitting nominations is Monday, June 24, 2013
2012 Up and Coming Lawyers
The Wisconsin Law Journal celebrated its 2012 Up and Coming Lawyers event Sept. 19 at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee.
Twenty-five outstanding attorneys with eight years or less of experience were honored at the event and profiled in a special Wisconsin Law Journal magazine and online.
Honorees were nominated by colleagues and selected by Wisconsin Law Journal editorial staff.
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