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DeWitt Welcomes Two Partners to the Firm
Nov 3, 2021 | Michelle M. FriedmanDeWitt LLP today announced the addition of two lateral partners to the firm – Tara Mathison and James Todd. Read More About DeWitt Welcomes Two Partners to the Firm
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Emergency Temporary Standard (“ETS”) regarding COVID-19 vaccinations for certain United States employers. What we know, what to anticipate and unanswered questions. Read More About OSHA’s Upcoming (Imminent?) Vaccine Rule – What should employers expect from OSHA’s promised Emergency Temporary Standard regarding COVID-19 vaccination?
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DeWitt Partner Patrick C. Summers Earns MSBA Board Certified Real Property Law Specialist Designation
Oct 18, 2021 | Michelle M. FriedmanToday DeWitt LLP announced attorney Patrick C. Summers has been certified as a Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA) Board Certified Real Property Law Specialist. Read More About DeWitt Partner Patrick C. Summers Earns MSBA Board Certified Real Property Law Specialist Designation
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Dealing with the Challenges of Child Custody
Sep 23, 2021You can get through a divorce without compromising the emotional wellbeing of your children. Read More About Dealing with the Challenges of Child Custody
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In addition to COVID considerations, divorced parents face many additional questions such as what school district has the best reputation and resources? Read More About Sending the Kids to School - Questions Many Divorced Parents Face
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