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Crowe & Dunlevy celebrates 120 years

Firm values high ethical standards, commitment to legal excellence

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Crowe & Dunlevy Attorneys Among the 2022 Lawdragon 500 Leading U S Bankruptcy & Restructuring Lawyers

Vickie L. Driver and William H. Hoch recognized for bankruptcy practice

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Attorneys Hoch, Driver earn recognition | The Journal Record

Lawdragon, a national legal media company, has named Crowe & Dunlevy attorneys Vickie L. Driver and William H. Hoch to its list of leading U.S. bankruptcy and restructuring lawyers for 2022.

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Leadership in Law profile: Aimee Majoue | The Journal Record

Aimee Majoue has found that working at Crowe & Dunlevy combines the excellence of practicing law with living out her “biggest passion” – giving back to the community.

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OSHA cracking down on reporting requirements | The Journal Record

OSHA requires companies with 250 or more employees to keep injury and illness records and submit the information electronically.

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