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March 21, 2014

New lawyers are an inspiring bunch, most go to law school to do good, and help others, whether it be environmental issues, family matters and more. Christine Vogel was asked to represent the Woman Lawyers of Western New York (WLWNY) in talking to newly admitted attorneys in the program “Life after Law School” presented by the Erie County Bar Association. Christine is a trial lawyer with Feroleto law.

Christine briefly discussed how law can very fulfilling, fun, challenging and stressful all at the same time and the importance to get out of the office and out into the community. Thanks for your contribution, Christine!

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