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Creating harmony: Dwyer ready to connect as first woman to lead Clark Hill’s Detroit...
Earlier this year a member
of Clark Hill’s labor and employment law practice became the member-in-charge
of the firm’s Detroit office. As the first woman to take on this highly visible and important role in the Detroit office, Maria Fracassa Dwyer is committed not only to her law firm, but giving back to the greater community it serves.
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Being meticulous is what makes Clark Hill attorney tick
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In March, the Dept. of Labor announced it was proposing a new Rule regarding the white collar exemption.
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Brent Mikulski sees it happen regularly: A business hires a disabled worker at least partially to claim the federal tax credits that are available for doing so.
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