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EMPLOYER ROUNDUP SPRING 2023 – EXISTING AND UPCOMING PITFALLS FOR EMPLOYERS – MAY 11, 2023
5/1/2023 | Employment Law Blog, Events & Seminars
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Roman’s Oldest Zoning Law
10/11/2022 | Articles & Alerts, General, News & Resources
Montgomery Bar Association bestowed the Judge Cheryl Austin Award on Paula Souvannaphasy at the closing ceremony for the Bar’s summer intern program. After working as an intern Law Clerk at Kaplin Stewart, Paula needed a vacation to rejuvenate to prepare for her future. Paula went to Rome and came across something that looked like the oldest zoning law she has ever seen. It was carved into a stone in 93 BC and says: “Lucius Sentius, son of Gaius, praetor, by […]
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ELDI Cocktails, Not Covid: Employer 2022 Roundup & 2023 Preview – October 20, 2022
9/27/2022 | Employment, Events & Seminars
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2023 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America Recognizes 10 Kaplin Stewart Attorneys
9/15/2022 | General, Media, News & Resources
The 2023 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®, one of the oldest and most revered peer review publications, honors 10 Kaplin Stewart attorneys across the Firm’s practices. Only the top 5.3% of all practicing lawyers in the U.S. were selected by their peers for inclusion in the 29th edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. The following attorneys have been recognized for their work by Best Lawyers. William J. Levant * Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization […]
Congratulations to Kaplin Stewart’s Law Clerk – Paula Souvannaphasy
7/29/2022 | General, News & Resources
On Tuesday, July 26th the Montgomery Bar Association bestowed the “Judge Cheryl Austin Award” on Paula Souvannaphasy, Kaplin Stewart’s law clerk, at the closing ceremony for the Bar’s summer intern program. The award is “presented to someone who shares Judge Austin’s passion for social justice and racial equity, as well as her determination, work ethic, and kindness.” Nancy Walsh, who ran this year’s MBA program, told Pamela Tobin, Esquire, that Paula was “such a worthy recipient.”