Today is the first day of the rest of the life of sbmpres2012, the blog of the State Bar of Michigan's new President, Julie Fershtman. Through her blog readers will be given frequent and personal glimpses into the life and thoughts of a very dynamic woman as she travels around the state and country and lives her passion, helping her clients and the members of the State Bar of Michigan meet the challenges of a rapidly changing world. Welcome to the blogosphere, sbmpres2012!
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