Judge Harmening honored by ABOTA

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Updated December 4, 2019 1:10 PM

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Berger Schatz hosts Cervantes performance

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Power Rogers & Smith founding partner honored

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Dixon donates food to needy

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Berger Schatz hosts Cervantes performance

NU students win labor law competition

Power Rogers & Smith founding partner honored

Lightfoot at Women in Law

Dixon donates food to needy

Lawyers volunteer at Misericordia

Fannie May finds sweet success at 7th Circuit

Hobby Lobby says it’s hobbled by new neighbor; judge halts project

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