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Overview
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65% Criminal Defense
15 years
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25% Litigation
15 years
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10% Appeals
15 years
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About Me
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About me: I began my legal career clerking for the Hon. Robert E. Bowen in the Hennepin County District Court in Minneapolis, Minnesota. After I finished law school, I... more
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Therese is a terrific lawyer who repeatedly demonstrates her skill and care for her clients and those in the legal community who seek out her advice....
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Keith Bruno
, Santa Ana (CA), 10 months ago
I endorse this lawyer's work. As a fellow lawyer in the community I would not hesitate to make referrals to Ms. Hankel. She is a competent and...
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Keith Allen
, Rancho Cucamonga (CA), 10 months ago
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Résumé
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15 years
since Therese M Hankel was first licensed to practice law in CA.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Education
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Awards
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| Award Name |
Granting Organization |
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| Certificate of Appreciation, Master Facilities Plan Committee |
Town of Mammoth Lakes |
2005 |
| Certificate of Appreciation, Planning Commissioner |
Town of Mammoth Lakes |
2005 |
| Planning Commissioner |
Town of Mammoth Lakes |
2005 |
| Editor of Law Review |
William Mitchell College of Law |
1986 |
| Law Review |
William Mitchell College of Law |
1985 |
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Associations
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Association Name |
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Mono County Bar Association |
1992–2008
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Los Angeles County Bar Association |
2004–2008
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