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Fred Hacker Retires

Posted on 21 June 2013 — Back to News

Fred Hacker Lawyer

Fred Hacker, Lawyer

The dedication to your communityis reflected in every aspect of the firmthat you as a founding partner helped create.Your insight, guidance and examplewill continue to inspire us all. Congratulations Fred on your retirement!

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