The day after Christmas, Duane Morris pro bono counsel A. Nicole Friant Stewart began a cross-country drive from Philadelphia to Northern California with her husband to become the proud owner of an organic farm.
January 14, 2015 at 06:13 PM
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The day after Christmas, A. Nicole Friant Stewart began a cross-country drive with her husband, leaving behind bustling Philadelphia to head to the quiet countryside of Northern California. And the city wasn’t the only thing in her rearview mirror.
Friant Stewart had served as pro bono counsel for Duane Morris since 2005, a post she recently exchanged for a new career path—in farming.
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