While other peers wanted to be actors, musicians or ball players, Paul Slager knew at 6 years old what he wanted to be when he grew up: an attorney.

Slager, who grew up in Michigan, said he decided early on to pursue law from watching his parents. It was that appreciation of what they did in their own jobs helping people that made Slager want to do something similar in another profession.

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