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    Firm Founder Steven Epstein Hosts Aspiring Lawyers

    Firm founder Steven Epstein with Jonathan Olinger, the student Epstein sponsored.
    Steven B. Epstein, founder of the law firm Epstein, Becker and Green, hosted eight aspiring lawyers for lunch at his Washington law office. Epstein shared experiences from his illustrious legal career and answered questions about his role in building a law firm with offices in twelve cities.

    Epstein is a charter donor to the Institute, sponsoring one student in each class. He sponsored Jonathon Olinger of Georgia Tech in the inaugural class and Darius Graham of Florida A&M, who is in his first summer in the Institute.

    Posted by i4rc on July 29, 2004 12:23 PM |

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