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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2020 · 1H 1M

Tools of the Trade with Young Lawyers Division: What I Wish I Knew with Ernestina Cruz

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The Young Lawyers Division will interview previous YLD chairs who are now established in their practice. Past chairs will share the experiences they had as a young lawyer and what insights they'd like to pass on to the new generation. The YLD was honored to chat with current State Bar President and 2011 YLD Chair, Ernestina (Tina) Cruz. Part 1 will dive into day-to-day relationships and everyone’s favorite topic, money.Stay tuned for Part 2 premiering on July 22! The second episode will discuss work-life balance and personal and professional growth.Presenters: Ernestina R. Cruz, Cruz Law Office LLC and State Bar President; Allison Block-Chavez, Aldridge Hammar & Wexler PA and YLD Chair

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The Young Lawyers Division will interview previous YLD chairs who are now established in their practice. The YLD was honored to chat with current State Bar President and 2011 YLD Chair, Ernestina (Tina) Cruz. Part 1 will dive into day-to-day relationships and everyone’s favorite topic, money.

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