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The Daily Transcript congratulates Young Attorneys 2010
This is the culmination of a peer nominating process that asked San Diego County lawyers to name the best young attorneys in San Diego County who are: Hard-Working & Detail-Oriented, Knowledgeable & Enthusiastic, Ethical & Professional, and Committed to Furthering the Interests of Justice in Society.
Young Attorneys 2010 Finalists
1-2 years
Green Bryant & French LLP
Thorsnes Bartolotta McGuire
The Law Office of Eric P. Ganci
United States Attorney’s Office
The Law & Mediation Offices of Garrison Klueck
Law Offices of Araceli Martinez
Law Offices of Alex Schack
3-5 years
Children’s Advocacy Institute, USD School of Law
Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP
Law Offices of Julia M. Garwood
San Diego County District Attorney’s Office
6-7 years
Federal Defenders of San Diego Inc.
Hooper, Lundy & Bookman PC
Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps LLP
Hecht Solberg Robinson Goldberg and Bagley LLP
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Get Involved
Don't miss this opportunity to recognize your peers or congratulate the San Diego Young Attorneys. Highlight your company's expertise by advertising or sponsoring Young Attorneys 2010.
Contact us at 619.232.4381 or sales@sddt.com to receive additional information today!
Important Dates
| Nominations Open: |
September 15 |
| Nominations Close: |
October 20 |
| Nominees Announced: |
November 3 |
| Finalists Notified: |
November 5 |
| Sponsorship/Advertising: |
December 7 |
| Publication Date: |
December 15 |
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