"Five to watch in law"

April 24, 2017

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If you read Crain's, you know one thing: Cleveland is a busy town, and much of its machinations are only possible because of the brilliant legal minds in our midst. In our latest Five to Watch feature, we're putting the spotlight on a few of those people.

Click here to read Isabelle's "Five to watch" profile on Crain's website.

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The Small Business Administration's Working Capital Pilot Program is designed to provide small business owners with greater flexibility and access to working capital through a line of credit of up to $5 million. It is targeting borrowers that have been in business for at least one year and are slightly larger than the typical small business borrower – here's what you need to know.

McDonald Hopkins is proud to welcome four new associates to the firm, all of whom previously worked at the firm as clerks during their law school years. Their desire to officially start their legal careers at McDonald Hopkins underscores the commitment to being a destination for top-tier legal talent and, ultimately, a cultivator for that talent.

"Five to watch in law"

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