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Amazing Associate Featured
Associate Sadeer Farjo, Esq. will amaze you with the remarkable credentials
he brings to Jeffrey G. Nutt & Associates, PLLC. Sadeer Farjoes. Farjo graduated Cum Laude from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. And now, he is pursuing his 2nd graduate law degree - an L.L.M., with honors - in Intellectual Property Law.
A legal entrepreneur and educator, Mr. Farjo currently assists Jeffrey G.Nutt & Associates, PLLC with a variety of trademark, copyright, patentability and media law cases. A fighter for justice, he has first-hand international business law experience. During law school, he refined his business expertise through his own LLC and as a student attorney with the Estate Planning Clinic in Auburn Hills, Michigan. He interned at another top-ranked firm.
Before entering law school, Mr. Farjo earned his bachelor degree in Film from Oakland University. He worked on a multitude of internationally televised productions as a director, editor, producer and even as an actor at one point. Few attorneys are as gifted at communication as Mr. Farjo. It is a rare attorney indeed who has produced, directed, and edited numerous independent films and productions in several languages. As an advocate with a meticulous attention to detail, and with an interest in sport and judo, Mr. Farjo understands the axiom that "Life is a constant audition."
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Was George Washington a Racist?
It's Black History Month in America. Some people wonder if America's founders were racist. In death, George Washington was clearly not a racist. During his life, he owned slaves, first given him when he was around 12 or 14 years of age. At the time, Virginia state law forbade slaves from being freed. George Washington nearly went broke caring for his slaves before America's revolution. He freed all of his slaves at his death. He did not separate their families - ever.
George Washington realized the destructiveness of dividing a nuclear family to weaken and control them. Our American Indian brothers and sisters consider that earlier practice to be an altered state of genocide. More than 100 slaves gained freedom at George Washington's death. He lived with, cared for, and fought for freedom and liberty with African Americans. He clearly weakened the institution of slavery and reversed it for those he freed. |
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United University Effort
The mission of the school is to offer new quasi-private university opportunities at high tech hometown sites with affordable, sustainable, enhanced uses to cultivate compassionate, world class, student-centered, Veteran-friendly learning, teaching and research. To Learn more about the mission of the school click here.
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Dear Friend,
The last couple of months, I highlighted the first of 30 important events of a "Twenty Minute Story" online regarding the United University Effort. To read more about the last 16 key events, click here, then simply scroll down to read more about the following:
31. No Pain - No Gain
32. Proof of Hope - Rising Above a Concrete, Diamond Studded Glass Ceiling
33. The Smarts Meet the Nutts
34. Baseball's Curveball and the New Stars of Tomorrow
35. Cultivating Servant - Leadership With Vigor
36. Finding Your Family
37. A Tribute to a Historic Star Fort
38. A Visionary University- Affiliated Effort
39. World's Busiest International Crossing - A World of Opportunity 40. Region: A Study in Contrasts
41. Youth, Veterans and Their Families in Transition
42. Why fulbrightuniversity.net?
43. Transformational Change Through Beating the Odds
44. Recognizing Excellence Through Post-Racial Affirmative Access Affirmative Action
45. Cultivating Leadership and Innovation
46. Necessity - the Mother of Invention
Best Regards,
Jeffrey G. Nutt, J.D.
President, Jeffrey G. Nutt & Associates, PLLC -
www.FulbrightLawyer.com
President, One University of the Americas Fund/Advocates Legal Services - www.FulbrightUniversity.net
General Manager, Star University Management, LLC
Email: Advocate7@FulbrightUniversity.net
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JEFFREY G. NUTT & ASSOCIATES, PLLC
We are pleased to highlight our recent growth in the areas of Trademark, Family Law, Copyright, and Grantsmanship.
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