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4.6/5.0 Review for Rebecca Wempe by a Partner on 03/19/11 in Administrative Law
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4.6/5.0 Review for John T. Bullock by a Partner on 02/10/11 in Administrative Agency Practice
Good young attorney.
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4.6/5.0 Review for Bradley Rob Finkeldei by a Staff Lawyer on 10/23/10 in Negligence
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4.6/5.0 Review for Molly Wood by a Judge on 06/25/09 in Aged and Aging
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4.6/5.0 Review for Wesley Smith by a Judge on 04/10/09 in Bankruptcy
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4.4/5.0 Review for John T. Bullock by a Member on 06/18/12 in Civil Litigation
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4.4/5.0 Review for Sherri Loveland by a Judge on 02/23/11 in Family Law
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4.4/5.0 Review for Matthew Hoy by a Managing Partner on 12/13/10 in Corporate Law
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4.4/5.0 Review for Christopher Burger by a Managing Partner on 11/29/10 in Litigation
Chris throughly analyzes each situation to determine all possible option and has an excellent eye for detail. He is always courteous and professional - a true pleasure to work with.
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4.4/5.0 Review for Christopher Burger by a Partner on 11/28/10 in Civil Litigation
Mr. Burger was opposing counsel in a recent case. He was very energetic and tenacious in the defense of his client, had an excellent understanding of the law and legal strategy, and always displayed the highest ethics and professionalism.
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