Chicago-Area Readers: Please Join Us for Drinks on June 12th
Chicago-area readers, please join Mark Herrmann and Above the Law for drinks on June 12th.
Chicago-area readers, please join Mark Herrmann and Above the Law for drinks on June 12th.
Chicago-area readers, please join Mark Herrmann and Above the Law for drinks on June 12th.
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An invitation to ask questions of Mark Herrmann, ATL's guest of honor and interview subject, for a cocktail reception in Chicago on June 12th.
Chicago-area readers, please join Mark Herrmann and Above the Law for drinks on June 12th.
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