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Get To Know David Horvath | Estate Litigator (Podcast)

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Tanvir Gill

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Clay: Hi! I'm Clay Williams at FH&P Lawyers, I'm with my partner Tanvir Gill.

Tanvir: Hi, Clay!

Clay: We're also with David Horvath, an Estate Litigator who is part of our Estate Litigation Group.

David: That's right, Thank You for having me.

Clay: We're just here to kind of get to know you a little bit. You are a Litigator with the firm, and how long you been with us?

David: Almost 6 years now.

Tanvir: Something that Clay might not even know is, me and David Horvath went to school together at TRU!

David: Yeah, that's right. That's Thompson Rivers University for other people.

Clay: And did you actually hang out with her?

David: God, no, no.

Clay: So you've got good taste!

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