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Op-ed | How one law firm shows up for its neighbors

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“Op-ed | How one law firm shows up for its neighbors”

David B. Lever wanted to do more than open an office and hang a shingle when he founded Lever & Ecker, PLLC. He wanted to show up for the people, families and organizations in his community in a tangible way. His inspiration for community outreach started at home. His brother, Jeffrey, was born with intellectual... Read More

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