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ACLU-MN's 21st Annual Earl Larson Awards Reception (Sponsored by Maslon)

November 30, 2017

Maslon is the Presenting Sponsor of ACLU-MN's 21st Annual Earl Larson Awards Reception on Thursday, November 30, 2017. The ACLU-MN created the Earl Larson Award—named after ACLU-MN founder, Federal Judge Earl Larson—in 1996 to honor those attorneys who have pursued a lifelong commitment to justice and civil liberties work. This year, ACLU-MN will honor former executive director Charles Samuelson with the Award.

Founded in 1952 as the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Minnesota continues to protect the civil liberties of all Minnesotans through litigation, public education, and lobbying. Bill Pentelovitch, partner in Maslon's Litigation group, has served on ACLU-MN's board of directors since 2008 and currently serves as board chair of the ACLU-MN Foundation.

For more information on the event, go to: ACLU-MN's 21'st Annual Earl Larson Awards Reception.

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