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Farella Braun's Doug Dexter on New ABA Role

August 24, 2022 Media Coverage

Law360 Pulse

Doug Dexter was recently elected chair of the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Labor and Employment Law Section. He spoke to Law360 about his plans for the role, issues affecting labor and employment lawyers, and his advice for how younger attorneys in the field can take advantage of the section's resources.

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