Payne & Fears, LLP, names Daniel L. Rasmussen managing partner

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updated Aug 01, 2014

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10/15/07

Payne & Fears, LLP , LLP managing partner
Payne & Fears, LLP, a leading law firm specializing in employment law and business litigation, recently announced that Daniel L. Rasmussen has been elected managing partner. Rasmussen will replace James L. Payne, the firm's co-founder, who has served as managing partner for the past 15 years. Payne has chosen to vacate his position to focus more attention on his law practice and business development. Rasmussen, who specializes in business litigation and appellate law, has been with the firm since 1994.

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