Mike Morse Law Firm’s Post

Our Team Spotlight for October is on Jennifer Woo Burns. She joined Scali Rasmussen almost ten years ago now, and we truly appreciate all of the incredible work she has done for the Firm in that time! Check out the full spotlight article here: https://lnkd.in/gk3JuG4M #TeamSpotlight #EmploymentLaw #AutoDealerships #ScaliRasmussen

🌟 A Heartfelt Thank You! 🌟 We’re incredibly grateful to receive a five-star review from one of our amazing clients! At Badmus and Associates, our goal is to deliver outstanding service and solutions, and it’s your satisfaction that drives us forward. Thank you for your trust and for taking the time to share your experience. Here’s to many more successes together! 🥂 #ClientAppreciation #FiveStarReview #Gratitude #BadmusAndAssociates #CustomerSatisfaction #badmuslaw #immigrationlaw #dallastx #googlereview #realreviews

Zetlin & De Chiara LLP Special Counsel Patti Harris was selected to City & State New York’s 2024 “Fifty Over 50 – The Age Disruptors” list. This annual list honors some of the most accomplished individuals in New York who have achieved success and, as part of that, made New York City a better place. Read more: https://lnkd.in/enDUme_P #constructionlaw #womenleaders #LegalLeaders #zetlinanddechiara #zdlaw

I had an amazing week with The Reserves Network Account Executives Tylor and Ricky getting to know our Cleveland customers. Cleveland is rich with a history that shaped America and companies that impacted our lives in ways you'll never know. Check out this article to learn more about the people and businesses that have made an impact on history: https://lnkd.in/g7STfpVt #Cleveland #BusinessHistory #TheReservesNetwork #AccountExecutives

I prompted Midjourney to create this image to capture the concept that time becomes the limiting constraint as economic gravity ceases to exist. Does it do it for you? My co-leader, John Stewart, the team, and I designed Armanino LLP Family Office Services to help wealth owners, their teams, and advisors navigate this transformation. We abstract away the administrative burden of being a thoughtful stewards of wealth #familyoffice #familyoffices

👏 A huge congratulations goes to Womble Bond Dickinson's Neil Long, who's been named in the eprivateclient 50 Most Influential list for 2024! ⭐ Read more about his achievement and our Private Wealth practice 👉 https://ow.ly/Flrs30sza28 #PrivateWealth #PrivateCapital

Running a business is never easy. Being a Black CEO comes with its own set of challenges. I found it therapeutic hearing fellow leaders share their perspectives especially as it relates to be Black in Business. This series of videos is one to follow!

👏 A huge congratulations goes to Womble Bond Dickinson's Neil Long, who's been named in the eprivateclient 50 Most Influential list for 2024! ⭐ Read more about his achievement and our Private Wealth practice 👉 https://ow.ly/NWTA30szbWQ #PrivateWealth #PrivateCapital

Please join us in congratulating JAH partners S. Kyle Agee, David Lewis, and Holly Norvell for their inclusion in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2024! Click the link below to learn more. https://lnkd.in/eh8kJD_r #ChambersandPartners #PrivateWealth #ChambersHNW #TrustsandEstates #JAHLaw

Words are tough to find in describing the impact that Ray had on me, so I'll simply recall a story. There are countless out there like this from those he impacted. Twenty-odd years ago, I was a fresh graduate of the University of Nebraska. Freshly outfitted with a degree and energy, I was ready to take on the world. But as a fresh mechanical engineering graduate, I was doing what most find themselves doing - load calculations. It's tedious, but is a critical step in mechanical systems design. One of my first assignments at BranchPattern (formerly M.E. Group) was the Gallup World HQ in Omaha. Designed by Gensler, it has a beautiful curved atrium. To this day, whenever I drive by on trips to Omaha, I think of Ray. In tackling the load calcs for the atrium, I had a choice. The curved wall wasn't truly curved, and the software wouldn't let me input it that way anyway. It was made up of dozens of straight segments, each slightly articulated a few degrees to create the curve. I had a choice - input each wall segment individually, changing the inputs manually to offset the orientation a few degrees. Or, I could dramatically simplify it and make it something like three wall segments. The latter could be done in an hour or two. But the former, that might take a couple of days. I approached Ray and asked him what to do. "I don't know... why don't you try it both ways and see what you get?" So I did. I watched as my early '00s-era desktop chewed on the inputs for hours, then left and came back the next day to find the results. They were the same. Maybe not exactly, but close enough to not matter. In looking back, Ray certainly knew the answer. He could have saved me hours of work, but it was one of the many times Ray gave me the opportunity to learn how to recognize what matters. Not just in the technical work but also in life and caring for others. All of us who spent time with Ray are saddened by this loss, but his impact on the people around him will carry far into the future.