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Jennifer Chadwick | Lacy Katzen
March 19, 2026//
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Jennifer Chadwick, Managing Partner, Lacy Katzen LLP
Jennifer Chadwick, Esq. has been elected Managing Partner of Lacy Katzen LLP. She succeeds Peter Rogers, Esq. who led the firm for 30 yrs. and will continue as a full-time partner. Chadwick brings decades of experience advising businesses, financial institutions and individuals. She is regarded for her strategic insight and client-focused approach.
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