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ARTICLE · 26 JUNE 2019

MoFo Proud: Adam Brauner

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MoFo is proud of our LGBTQ+ lawyers and the contributions that they make to the firm and our communities every month of the year

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MoFo is proud of our LGBTQ+ lawyers and the contributions that they make to the firm and our communities every month of the year, but Pride Month is an especially exciting time for the firm as we come together to celebrate LGBTQ+ history, culture, and politics. During this month-long Q&A series, we'll hear from a number of MoFo lawyers about what Pride Month means to them.

Los Angeles associate Adam Brauner has extensive experience across all phases of litigation covering a broad range of employment law issues. His practice particularly focuses on defending small businesses, government entities, and multinational corporations in complex class actions and wage-and-hour disputes. He recently spoke to us about his experience as a diverse lawyer and what Pride Month means to him.

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