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NDI Checkpoint: 2017 Proxy Season Review

16 December 2016

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Smiling man in a suit and tie with glasses stands confidently before a blurred office background, representing lawyers in Chicago who specialize in intellectual property law.

Joshua A. Agen

Milwaukee 414.297.5535
A man with short gray hair wearing a dark suit, light blue checkered shirt, and yellow tie stands confidently in a corporate law office environment.

Curt P. Creely

Tampa 813.225.4122
A man in a dark suit, white shirt, and red tie stands indoors against a blurred background in a corporate law office, looking at the camera and smiling.

John J. Wolfel

Jacksonville 904.359.8778

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