Zachary T. Sikora
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Zachary “Zack” Sikora works in the Litigation Practice, where he is part of the Labor & Employment Practice Group. Zack’s experience includes working as a student attorney at the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law’s Veterans Legal Clinic. There, he was responsible for conducting client intake interviews and researching client issues. Zack also previously worked as a law clerk at a Chicago law firm, where he coordinated with attorneys to analyze claims, and assisted with trial preparation.
Zack is a former Summer Associate at Foley.
Foley vertritt Douglas Dynamics bei der Akquisition von Venco Venturo Industries Assets
Foley & Lardner LLP war Rechtsberater von Douglas Dynamics, Inc. (NYSE: PLOW), Nordamerikas führendem Hersteller und Ausrüster von Anbaugeräten für Arbeitsmaschinen, bei der Akquisition von Venco Venturo Industries LLC.
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