Welcome back, friends. Although last year was only the third year that the prestigious TWITA (That’s What I’m Talking About) awards were presented, we dubbed it “The Fifth Annual TWITA Awards,” consistent with the hyperbole of the era and reflecting our diminishing concern with factual accuracy. This year, with the hope that 2020 brings a return to normalcy, we return to standard ordinal sequencing to recognize our worthy recipients. So, this is the Fourth.

Once again, our nominating committee has spent months scouring the legal landscape in my old Subaru, looking for worthy candidates—lawyers and organizations who have made extraordinary contributions to the profession and have championed important professional, civic or charitable causes. As in past years, we will award one TWITA to an outstanding organization and one (the “Golden TWITA”) to the individual whose accomplishments and contributions have most impressed our judges. Also, as in past years, we will not announce the winner of the Golden TWITA (Rubin Sinins of Javerbaum, Wurgaft) until after we have presented the organizational TWITA. Thank you for your patience.

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