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- Posted December 13, 2011
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Nominations sought for MDTC Excellence In Defense Award
Established in 1992, the Annual Michigan Defense Trial Counsel (MDTC) Excellence in Defense Award is designed to honor those civil defense counsel who have over a number of years through their professionalism, intelligence, creativity, judgment, personality, sensitivity, civility, advocacy skills, community involvement and efforts to educate younger attorneys, promoted the practice of the defense bar and the representation of their clients both in and outside of the courtroom.
It also recognizes contributions beyond their normal roles as an advocate.
The deadline for nominations is Tuesday, Jan. 10. For additional information or to download a nomination form, visit www.mdtc.org.
Published: Tue, Dec 13, 2011
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