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Iowa DubuqueFuerste, Carew, Juergens & Sudmeier, P.C. attorney Lehman, Jason D. is a Very good lawyer practice area in General Practice including but not limited to: Civil Rights and Discrimination Labor Law and Employment Law Litigation Personal Injury ,Fuerste, Carew, Juergens & Sudmeier, P.C.

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• Iowa, 2007 Wisconsin, 2008 U.S. District Court Western District of Wisconsin, 2009 U.S. District Court Northern District of Iowa, 2010 U.S. District Court Southern District of Iowa, 2011

• American Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division, 2007 - Present (Litigation and Labor Section, Employment Law Section) Iowa State Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division, 2007 - Present (Litigation and Labor Section, Employment Law Section) Dubuque County Bar Association, 2007 - Present Wisconsin State Bar Association, Labor and Employment, 2008 - Present (Litigation, Individual Rights & Responsibilities Sections) Iowa Association of Mediators, 2012 - Present

• Drake University Law School, Des Moines, Iowa, 2007J.D. (Emphasis in Litigation, Dispute Resolution, Constitutional Law , and Civil Rights)Honors: with Honors University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 2003B.A. (Political Science)

• The law firm of Fuerste, Carew,?Juergens & Sudmeier, P.C., is a general practice firm, located in Dubuque, Iowa, and serving clients throughout the tri-state area of northeast Iowa, southwest Wisconsin, and northeast Illinois. We have been located in our present location, on the second floor of the Security Building on the corner of 8th and Main Streets in downtown Dubuque, since 1981.

  The historical roots of this law firm date to 1854 and the law firm of Cooley & Adams. The recent history of this firm starts with the formation of Fuerste & Carew by William C. Fuerste and Allan J. Carew in 1965. The firm and its predecessors have focused upon the needs of the people with and for whom it works, and to serve those needs, the firm has developed a broad range of practice areas, including litigation in the areas of personal injury, workers compensation, insurance, business, construction and architecture, sports and recreation, products liability, professional liability, real estate and condemnation, mediation and arbitration; commercial services to individuals and business entities in business planning, contract negotiation, media law, management, mergers and acquisitions, banking, employment, civil rights and discrimination, debtor-creditor relations and bankruptcy; family law; education law; health care; municipal and zoning law; probate, wills, trusts and estate planning; taxation; and real estate, the broad range of activities in which people engage throughout their lives.

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If you chose to speak with your doctor about signing a DNR, be sure to make stipulations for certain case scenarios, and be sure that they are put on the DNR. In example, in some states, by signing a straight DNR with no stipulations a patient cannot so much as have oxygen delivered to the home when losing a battle with cancer. Oxygen often helps a person with less suffering while they are passing, however if the DNR does not state "oxygen use allowed", it can be brutal. Be sure to discuss certain options that can be stipulated on a DNR rather than a generic form.. . I also highly recommend that every person take time, whether they are 18 or 98 and go over their own wishes, then generate a "living will". A living will takes all of the tough decisions out of the survivors hands and allows the individual to have that dignity of making the last calls in their lives.. . I also recommend that people consider having a medical and durable power of attorney done. If one should become incapacitated due to medication and/or physical/mental incapacitation - it's then out of the courts hands and into the hands of an individual that the person creating the POA choses to make very important decisions for them, sign medical documents for them, do general banking, bills, and so many other things for them. This should be done by an attorney as the individual creating the POA may have stipulations, or may decide to put a revocation date on the document.. . If there is a considerable amount of property and/or other assets, a will can save many arguments as well as eliminating probate court action - hence without a will in place, you're leaving yourself open to have aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. crawl out of the woodwork and tie up all assets in probate court potentially for years, and the person or persons you want to receive certain assets may never see them!

Thank you for your time and consideration. I hope to have the opportunity to discuss the opening with you in person.. . Sincerely,

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