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E150 – Maury Nicely’s Morning Cup

Maury Nicely wasn’t planning on becoming a lawyer when he went to law school, but three decades later, he’s built a thriving practice and become one of Chattanooga’s most passionate historians.

In this episode, Maury shares what he learned working both sides of the table as a law firm attorney and in-house counsel, why leaving a stable corporate job to start a law firm with partners during a recession was the best risk he ever took, and how his passion for local history turned into boo

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My Morning Cup is hosted by Mike Costa of Costa Media Advisors and produced by SpeakEasy Productions

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