The Honorable David Hatfield: Part 1

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Every great story starts from humble beginnings and our own Judge Hatfield is no exception. How did this humble music major who traveled to the west coast end up in the life of an ALJ? Today, we will dive into how it all came to be. If you have visited a NADR conference, then you know what an honor it is to get insight from the other side of the bench.

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