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Steve Schultz and Ross Bower participate in Young Lawyer Training Event
Ross Bower, who serves as President of the Young Lawyers Section of the Ingham County Bar Association, recently organized a Young Lawyer Training seminar held at Thomas M. Cooley Law School to offer guidance and mentoring to new lawyers. The event, which drew over 40 young lawyers from the mid-Michigan area, included presentations by several “seasoned” attorneys on a wide range of topics relevant to attorneys just starting out in their legal practice. Joining Ross at the event, Steve Schultz presented a session on pretrial proceedings, including alternative dispute resolution options such as mediation and case evaluation.
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