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"Beware of coronavirus scams and phishing attacks," Midland Daily News (May 5, 2020)
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"Removing an Ethical Barrier to Serving the Poor," Michigan Bar Journal (2002)
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“When advertising your business, tell the truth, be wary of ‘free,’ and follow the law,” NFIB (Aug. 14, 2013)
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“Feds Raise Questions About Employee Social Media Rights,” Adweek (July 19, 2011)