Thank you to the readers for a fantastic 2018

December 28, 2018 | by Eric B. Meyer

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Many years from now, when I look back at some of the more memorable 12-month periods in my legal career, 2018 will be a stand out.

Most notably because I changed firms.

After 12 great years at Dilworth Paxson LLP, I made the best move of my career by joining FisherBroyles, LLP.

As I was reminiscing over those two March blog posts documenting my transition, I was hoping that there was a third in there. Specifically, I would’ve kicked myself if I hadn’t thanked you, the readers, for all of your love, support, and encouragement as I embarked on a new and exciting chapter in my legal career.

Whew!

And, as this great year draws to a close, I want to close it out by thanking you once again for reading this employment law blog.

You’re a bunch of HR-compliance nerds. But, you’re my nerds. And I love you for it.

In 2019, if you keep reading, I’ll keep writing.

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