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Brandon A. Carmack Associate | [email protected] Brandon Carmack is an Associate in the Litigation practice group and his practice focuses on commercial litigation. He believes strong advocacy requires substantive awareness, which mean he actively listens and gives full attention to his clients’ legal, commercial, and personal concerns to pursue creative solutions. Clients also appreciate Brandon’s commitment to efficient and accurate communication. Brandon graduated magna cum laude from Mitchell Hamline School of Law and served as a legal resident to Associate Justice Anne McKeig and Associate Justice Paul Thissen of the Minnesota Supreme Court. Prior to law school, Brandon provided technology solutions to community banks across the United States. His community bank clients faced policy concerns that drove Brandon to law school. Practice Areas: Litigation Education: Hillsdale College (BA) Mitchell Hamline, magna cum laude (JD) State Bar Admissions: Minnesota Federal Bar Admissions: United States District Court, District of Minnesota Publications: "Financial Institutions and Cybersecurity: A Banker’s Guide to Surviving Cyber-Attacks in 2021," The Quarterly Advisor (FMJ Newsletter), March 2021 “My Brother’s Keeper: Using the Foreign Intelligence Toolbox on Domestic Terrorism” Mitchell Hamline Law Review, Volume 46 Issue 5, Summer 2020. Practice Philosophy: "I serve the law and my client. My respect for the law motivates me to produce solutions that yield better legal outcomes now and in the future. My respect for my client - and their trust in me - drives me to serve their needs with resolve, creativity, and dignity. I also respect my clients' resources and am sensitive to when analysis ends and action begins." The Rest of the Story: When not serving his clients, Brandon enjoys serving his wife, Jessica, and their two children in Chanhassen, Minnesota. Brandon is a faux connoisseur of all things barbeque, college football, and the weekend bonfire with neighbors and friends. .

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County Auditor-Treasurer - 100 North 5th Avenue West, Room 214 - Duluth, MN 55802-1293 Phone: (218) 726-2380 Phone – Virginia: (218) 749-7104 Fax: (218) 725-5060 Donald Dicklich St. Louis County Auditor-Treasurer NOTICE OF 2018 STATE GENERAL ELECTION ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MINNESOTA Date: October 3, 2018 To: All Interested Parties From: Phil Chapman, Clerk of County Board Notice is hereby given to the voters of St. Louis County, Minnesota, that a State General election will be held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, in all election precincts within all cities, towns and unorganized areas of St. Louis County. Polling place hours will be from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., with the exception of townships having a population of less than five hundred residents that have adopted a resolution establishing a later poll opening, but in all cases no later than 10:00 a.m. (M.S. 204C.05). The following Federal, State, County, and Judicial offices will appear on the ballot: FEDERAL OFFICES United States Senator (term expiring January 3, 2025) United States Senator (term expiring January 3, 2021) United States Representative, District 8 STATE OFFICES State Representative Districts 3A, 3B, 6A, 6B, 7A, 7B, 11A (offices will appear on ballots only in their respective districts). Governor and Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor Attorney General An Equal Opportunity Employer COUNTY OFFICES County Commissioner Districts 1, 4, and 6 (offices will appear on ballots only in their respective districts). County Auditor-Treasurer County Sheriff County Attorney North Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors for Districts 1 and 3 (offices will appear on ballots only in their respective districts).
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Brandon A. Carmack
Brandon A. Carmack Associate | [email protected] Brandon Carmack is an Associate in the Litigation practice group and his practice focuses on commercial litigation. He believes strong advocacy requires substantive awareness, which mean he actively listens and gives full attention to his clients’ legal, commercial, and personal concerns to pursue creative solutions. Clients also appreciate Brandon’s commitment to efficient and accurate communication. Brandon graduated magna cum laude from Mitchell Hamline School of Law and served as a legal resident to Associate Justice Anne McKeig and Associate Justice Paul Thissen of the Minnesota Supreme Court. Prior to law school, Brandon provided technology solutions to community banks across the United States. His community bank clients faced policy concerns that drove Brandon to law school. Practice Areas: Litigation Education: Hillsdale College (BA) Mitchell Hamline, magna cum laude (JD) State Bar Admissions: Minnesota Federal Bar Admissions: United States District Court, District of Minnesota Publications: “My Brother’s Keeper: Using the Foreign Intelligence Toolbox on Domestic Terrorism” Mitchell Hamline Law Review, Volume 46 Issue 5, Summer 2020. Practice Philosophy: "I serve the law and my client. My respect for the law motivates me to produce solutions that yield better legal outcomes now and in the future. My respect for my client - and their trust in me - drives me to serve their needs with resolve, creativity, and dignity. I also respect my clients' resources and am sensitive to when analysis ends and action begins." The Rest of the Story: When not serving his clients, Brandon enjoys serving his wife, Jessica, and their two children in Chanhassen, Minnesota.
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