Tanya Bovee of Jackson Lewis, left, and Edmund Collier of Carter Mario, right. Courtesy photos Bovée Receives LCD's Randolph Award
The Lawyers Collaborative for Diversity recently celebrated naming Tanya A. Bovée of Jackson Lewis the 2024 recipient of the Edwin Archer Randolph Award.Connecticut Movers: Celebrating an Annual Award and Effective Teamwork at 2 Firms
Tanya A. Bovée of Jackson Lewis is the 2024 recipient of LCD's Edwin Archer Randolph Award and Edmund Collier has joined of counsel to Carter Mario Law Firm.
June 12, 2024 at 05:01 PM
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Tanya Bovee of Jackson Lewis, left, and Edmund Collier of Carter Mario, right. Courtesy photos
Bovée Receives LCD's Randolph Award
The Lawyers Collaborative for Diversity recently celebrated naming Tanya A. Bovée of Jackson Lewis the 2024 recipient of the Edwin Archer Randolph Award.
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