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Wisconsin Law Journal honors 25 Up and Coming lawyers
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//September 19, 2012//
Wisconsin Law Journal honors 25 Up and Coming lawyers
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//September 19, 2012//
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The Wisconsin Law Journal celebrated its fourth annual Up and Coming Lawyers event Wednesday night 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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No detail is too small for Agsten
It’s all about the facts for Buliox
Cook offers path from lab to market
Guiding employers away from trouble
Law runs in Eldridge family
Farrell fights for disability rights
Gee enjoys working both sides of the court
Hammock strives to improve system
Rebecca Hammock – Wisconsin State Public Defenders Office
Jin a team player in court and out
It’s the little things that matter most
Lee finds the right balance
Lenzen takes inside track on business matters
Eric Lenzen – Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek SC
Quest for truth starts at home
Luczak learns from 7th Circuit dry run
Jason Luczak – Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP
Meierbachtol charts her own career path
Miles steps out of her comfort zone
Murshid strives for stronger unions
Third career is a charm
Career has roots in urban planning
Shea builds on diverse background
Justice is vital for St. Junior
Tyrone St. Junior II – Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office
Building a practice on breath, blood
Lauren Stuckert – Law Offices of Andrew Mishlove SC
Helping immigrants navigate the law
Wilder making big deals in a short time
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