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Dunwoody has new bar association

The city of Dunwoody now has its own bar association. CONTRIBUTED
The city of Dunwoody now has its own bar association. CONTRIBUTED
By Pamela Miller
Sept 5, 2018

Dunwoody now has its own bar association, according to a press release. By having its own bar association, Dunwoody joins the ranks of Georgia’s top legal communities. The newly elected board consists of the following Dunwoody residents:

Co-Presidents – Andrea S. Hirsch and Eileen J. Shuman

Vice President – George Fox

Secretary – Neil Wilcove

Treasurer – Ryan Schwartz

Member at Large – Lynn Goldman

Member at Large - Ashley Wine

Member at Large – Erin S.Stone

Dunwoody has a large presence of lawyers who either work or live in the city.

For the inaugural event, Dunwoody Bar Association hosted Mayor Shortal. For the next event, Linda A. Klein, the immediate past president of the American Bar Association will be addressing the group. And in October, Supreme Court Justice David E. Nahmias will be the guest.

Information: DunwoodyBarAssociation.org

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