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    Wisconsin Lawyer
    The Official Publication of the State Bar of Wisconsin
    January
    2009
    Volume
    82
    Number
    1

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The 670-page directory contains attorney alphabetical and geographical rosters; Wisconsin law firms and corporations; listings of federal, state, and tribal courts, including court personnel; directory of vendors providing law-related services; contact information for the State Bar of Wisconsin and other law-related organizations; 2008 Wisconsin Lawyer index; and Lawyer-to-Lawyer Directory.
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