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Raymond Caso 2012

Name: Raymond Caso, Jr. Title: Senior Associate Attorney - Real Estate Transactional Services Company: Magavern Magavern Grimm LLP Location: 14 Lafayette Square, 1100 Rand Building, Buffalo, New York 14203 Place of birth: Buffalo, New York College: State University of New York at Buffalo First job unrelated to your current field: Kitchen Manager- Ruby's Restaurant First job in your current field: Blinkoff, Crowley & McBride What your firm does now and its plans for the future? Our full-service law firm of 20+ attorneys serving clients in Western New York has a philosophy of direct attorney contact with clients. Our future is to continue to grow our business by delivering quality services at efficient and fair rates. Hobbies: Coaching youth ice hockey and Little League baseball, which my three sons play Favorite film: The Hunt for Red October Favorite novel: To Kill a Mockingbird Keys to success: Hard work, dedication to my profession, clients and firm Person you admire most (outside of the family): Supreme Court Justice Anthony Scalia If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? History Professor
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