Meet Ollie Caron-Noble, our new Policy Specialist! 👋 Ollie joins MCE with a passion for public policy and nearly a decade of experience in the legal field. After graduating from SUNY Purchase with a Bachelor’s degree in political science, he attended law school in Portland, OR, where he developed an interest in food law and policy. Ollie became a licensed attorney in the State of Missouri after moving to St. Louis in 2022 and spent over a year practicing law before joining MCE’s policy team. Ollie spends their free time crafting, taking pictures of their cats, hiking, and playing tennis with their partner. Welcome, Ollie!
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Heather Sosnowski is a Florida native, born and raised in the sunshine state. Heather is admitted to practice law in both the states of Florida and Georgia, and has been a member of the Taylor Day Law team for almost a decade. Her current practice includes state workers’ compensation and Longshore and Harbor workers’ compensation defense claims. Learn more about Heather in today's Spotlight: Q: How long have you been practicing law? A: I have been practicing for more than 20 years. Q: In your career, what do you consider your proudest moment/biggest win? A: My proudest moment would likely be winning an appeal before the First DCA that saved my client a significant amount of money. Q: When you’re not fighting for your clients’ best interests, where can we find you? A: Usually at one of daughter’s school events or outside with my dogs. Q: If you weren’t an attorney, what would you be doing for a living? A: A realtor or a teacher. Q: What is #1 on your bucket list? A: Not really a bucket list, but I definitely want to travel more, especially to Europe. Q: Any tips for someone pursuing a career in law? A: Major in something other than criminal justice or political science in undergrad. English or Business are the best majors for law school, in my opinion. #TaylorDaylaw #AttorneySpotlight #WorkersCompensation
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It was great to talk to Max Meglio of Sidley Austin LLP about his firm, career path, and what students interested in pursuing “Big Law” should know about the hiring process & overall experience. Thanks for coming on Max!
Just Law Co-hosts Tom Blakely and Jim Fiore conduct a wide-ranging interview with alumnus Max Meglio, associate in the M&A and Private Equity group in the Sidley Austin's Boston office, to get his view on landing a job working in private practice. Prior to joining Sidley, Max was a law clerk for the Honorable Justice John Englander of the Massachusetts Appeals Court. He was a Staff Writer and Senior Editor on the BC Law Review. Listen to "The View from Big Law:" https://lnkd.in/ezuq3VTs
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Why practice law in a small town?🤔 A lower cost of living, diverse clients and legal needs, high job and life satisfaction, and more. #wisconsinlawyer #wisconsinlaw #wisbar #rurallawyer #ruralpractice #smallfirm #sololawyer
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To Nebraska Law 1Ls, specifically, Grades release tomorrow and nerves are tight, tensions running high. These are the first steps we're talking toward our dreams in law school. It's natural to wonder: Am I stepping on hollow ground? In my opinion, the ground is as reinforced as you want it to be. I'm as anxious as anyone so please take this with a grain (or a shaker) of salt: it's just feedback. It doesn't matter how many adjustments need to be made, I am sure the best students are using the long weekend to make them. We completed the first leg of a six part race, and for most of us this race is only a qualifier for a sprint called THE BAR. Take the feedback and don't let it consume you. There is present work to do. Take the feedback, chew it up, and apply it moving forward. Be dogged in your pursuit. The second phase of the race has already begun.
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#UFLaw will welcome Professor Gary S. Lawson, one of the nation's leading administrative law scholars, to campus this summer. Professor Lawson joins Florida from Boston University School of Law. Learn more about Professor Lawson: https://lnkd.in/eAecpW5m #GatorDay
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Today, Liani Reeves and Eden Vasquez presented, “Board Update: Hot Topics in the Law,” at the Oregon Community College Association Annual Conference! This conference brings together community college presidents, board members, administrators, and other faculty/staff for continued education and networking. Liani's and Eden's presentation focused on the legal issues and developments that impact #CommunityColleges. #HigherEd #EducationLaw
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Congrats to the winners of this weekend’s very first MAC Cup competition! These teams will move on to the Semifinal, competing head-to-head at the MAC Meeting in California. American University Washington College of Law Duke University School of Law University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School The University of Texas School of Law #MandA #MergersAndAcquisitions #2024MACcup #BusinessLaw #MACcup2024
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The future is here! Check out Issa's story below
Congrats to Issa Hawatmeh for graduating from University of California, College of the Law, San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings). He’s already a law clerk at Perkins Coie LLP and we’re proud to award him a ChangeLawyers Next Gen Scholarship with the help of Arab American Lawyers Association of Southern California (AALASC). Check out their story > https://lnkd.in/gVP234KC
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How have the previous generations influenced the person you are today? 💝 On National Grandparents' Day, let's pause for a moment to appreciate the crucial role grandparents play in molding and ensuring a promising future for the upcoming generations. 💡 We have the privilege of working with amazing families and helping them create estate plans that provide peace of mind for themselves and their loved ones 💼✨ On this special day, let's take a moment to honor and appreciate the invaluable contributions of our grandparents. Share a cherished memory, give them a heartfelt call, or simply let them know how much they mean to you. 💕 #yorkhowell #law #lawfirm #grandparentsday #estateplanning
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