Disability Independence Group Inc. litigation director Matthew Dietz with his dog, Lucy.
"My dog gives me balance," said attorney Matthew Dietz. "It makes me into a better lawyer, it makes me into a better person."
June 13, 2018 at 03:16 PM
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Veteran litigator Julie Feigeles‘ good deed of taking in a stray senior dog found roaming a golf course is paying dividends for her North Miami Beach firm, Feigeles & Haimo.
Feigeles named the 7-year-old Havanese pooch Mulligan, a golf term used to mean second chances. But the dog is the one giving new life and invigorating a small law practice, as she accompanies the attorney to the office, serving as a “very big morale booster for everyone.”
Attorney Julie Feigeles with her dog, Mulligan.
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