In our fourth installment of “Ask a Lawyer” we featured questions from Alicia McConnell.
[Read it here: Ask A Lawyer with Alicia McConnell]
Alicia M. McConnell is an Associate Attorney at Business Law Southwest. Recently rated by Super Lawyers as a 2019 Rising Star, her impressive practice includes business litigation, general civil litigation, and criminal defense. Mrs. McConnell obtained her Juris Doctorate magna cum laude in 2013 from the University of New Mexico School of Law, and was granted membership to the Order of the Coif following graduation. As a law student, she received Clinical Honors for her work in the Business and Tax Clinic. Mrs. McConnell’s case note was selected for publication in the New Mexico Law Review, and she also served as a student article editor for the Law Review.
In addition to Alicia, Slingshot has an awesome team of legal professionals who can provide legal services across the United States including Larry Donahue, Donald Kochersberger, Ian Alden, and many more. Our team is ready to answer questions that are important to you.
What is Ask A Lawyer?
Ask a Lawyer is a twice per month open to the public legal question and answer session with real lawyers. We want to be able to provide real people answers to real questions. We partnered with the Albuquerque Journal’s Business Outlook to provide everyone a way to reach out and have their questions answered. Do you have a legal question you need to have answered? Email us at [email protected] to have your question answered. We review all the questions that come in and provide answers to the ones that are most important to you anonymously.
You can also find the questions on the Albuquerque Journal’s Website and if you want to subscribe to the Albuquerque Journal, here’s a link to get a subscription.
Tell us what’s important to you.
We want to hear from you. Send us your legal questions to [email protected] we want to provide our community a way to reach out to real lawyers and attorneys and be able to feel that you are starting off on the right foot.
[Read our previous installment: Ask A Lawyer with Ian Alden]
