Brown & James Law Firm : Patrick Mickey Joins Inaugural Inns of Court Chapter

Patrick Mickey Joins Inaugural Inns of Court Chapter

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Patrick Mickey Selected to Join the Inaugural Theodore McMillian Inns of Court at St. Louis University

October 6, 2010

Brown & James attorney Patrick Mickey has been invited to join the inaugural chapter of the American Inns of Court at St. Louis University. Mr. Mickey will join the Theodore McMillian Inns of Court chapter as a Barrister. Membership in the American Inns of court consists of four classifications: Masters of the Bench representing the most experienced judges, lawyers and law professors; Barristers, lawyers with at least five years of experience; Associates, lawyers with less than five years of experience; and a limited number of Pupils, third-year law students.

Members of the Inn must be recommended for invitation by one or more Masters. The American Inns of Court is not a social or fraternal order, but an organization that seeks to continually improve the skills, professionalism and ethics of the bench and bar.

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