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MCBA Young Lawyers Section elects new officers
Daily Record Staff//June 27, 2019//
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The MCBA Young Lawyers Section held their annual meeting June 26 and elected new officers and co-chairs for the 2019-20 bar year. From left, sitting: CLE Co-chair Joshua Levitt, Immediate Past Chair Alissa Brennan, Chair Jessica Clemente, Chair-elect Katerina Kramarchyk, Secretary Lesley Niebel. From left, standing: Community Service Co-chair Abigail Giarrusso, Nominations Co-chair Lauren Baron, CLE Co-chair Kristin Warner, Nominations Co-chair Mackenzie Kellermeyer, Membership Chair Joseph D’Angelo, Community Service Co-chair Allison Bartlett, Historian Michael Adams, Community Service Co-chair/Teen Court Liaison Zachary Ruetz.
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