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MBA Vice President Marsha V. Kazarosian (left) participates in the May 23 Lawyers Weekly Women's Breakfast Forum.

MBA Vice President Marsha V. Kazarosian featured on May 23 Lawyers Weekly Women's Breakfast Forum Panel

MBA Vice President Marsha V. Kazarosian participated in the May 23 Lawyers Weekly Women's Breakfast Forum at the University of Massachusetts Club in Boston. One of four panelists, Kazarosian provided attendees with an opportunity to learn more about her experiences as principal of Kazarosian Law Offices.

Over the past two decades, Kazarosian has built a national practice representing clients in high profile media cases, making case law with precedent-setting issues in areas such as gender and disability discrimination and police excessive force/civil rights litigation in the Federal Court. She is the past president of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys and in June 2002, she became the second female president in the history of the Essex County Bar Association, the oldest bar association in the nation.