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Professors Findley and Pray Win 'Lawyer of the Year'

Posted: 2001-06-12 16:20:00

UW Law School Clinical Associate Professors John Pray and Keith Findley have been jointly named "Lawyer of the Year" by the Milwaukee Bar Association. The letter conferring the honor states that Findley and Pray were chosen in recognition "especially [of] the success of the Wisconsin Innocence Project, which you lead."

The Wisconsin Innocence Project is a program of the Law School's largest clinic, the Frank J. Remington Center.

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