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Announcing the Addition of Two Exceptional Attorneys

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September 27, 2018

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Headshot of Andrew Dawson announcing his addition to Sequor Law.
Headshot of Christopher A. Noel announcing his addition to Sequor Law.

We welcome Andrew (Drew) B. Dawson , a distinguished and tenured professor at the University of Miami School of Law, now of counsel to Sequor Law, as well as Christopher A. Noel who leverages extensive experience in international commercial litigation and appeals.


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