The work ethic a Kelley/Uustal attorney learned from her early days on a horse farm put her on a path to success.
August 18, 2017 at 03:00 PM
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Compared with the hours Fort Lauderdale attorney Bonnie Navin worked as a college student, pulling 12-hour days as a lawyer is nothing.
Navin paid her way through school managing 40 show horses for a prominent farm, handling the logistics of weekly competitions around the country and grinning through exhaustion.
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