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September 2008 |
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On a desk in the tastefully decorated conference room of the Brown Law Group, a small silver frame holds a snapshot of the late San Diego attorney Bonnie Reading. Janice P. Brown cites her as a mentor she'll never forget. |
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Nadia P. Bermudez, an employment law and business litigation attorney with Brown Law Group, has been elected president of the Lawyers Club of San Diego for 2008-09. Ms. Bermudez will serve a one-year term, overseeing all of the organization’s activities and events. |
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Brown Law Group in San Diego announced that Stacy L. Fode has been named a partner in the firm. Fode, who specializes in business litigation and employment law has worked with Brown Law Group since its formation in 2003. |
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January 2008 |
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Brown Law Group recently became a sustaining sponsor of the Chairman's RoundTable (CRT), a nonprofit volunteer organization that provides San Diego companies with advice on how to manage and grow their businesses through a well-defined mentoring program. |
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Brown Law Group, a leading San Diego business litigation boutique law firm, announced that Marissa Dragoo has joined the firm. |
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Brown Law Group, a leading San Diego business litigation boutique law firm, announced that Jaejung Kim has been named an associate with the firm. |
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The San Diego Daily Transcript has named Nadia P. Bermudez as one of its best young attorneys in San Diego County. |
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If you are leasing commercial space, learn why it’s important to understand the terminology used in your lease. As Karina Juarez points out, commercial leases are lengthy legal documents usually prepared by the party that has the most leverage in the transaction. |
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San Diego Metropolitan held its eighth annual 40 Under 40 to recognize its region’s exceptional young business and civic leaders. Each of the 40 honorees, including Brown Law Group’s own Nadia P. Bermudez, was honored at the San Diego Convention Center. |
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No investment is a sure thing. But as every good business owner knows, without risk there’s no reward. Janice Brown answers the $500,000 Question: If you had $500,000 to invest, what would you do with it? Would you make a personal investment or put it back into your business? How would make sure you get the most out of your money? |
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