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   Dwight Darwin Opperman (June 26, 1923 [1] – June 13, 2013) [2] was an American businessman and lawyer. He was chairman of Key Investments, a privately held venture capital firm focusing on high-tech ventures.

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   Born into modest circumstances in Perry, Iowa, Dwight was a child of the Great Depression. His son Vance Opperman, recalled his father describing his life as a boy, saying that Dwight remembered walking the rail lines searching for stray coal to heat the family home.

3. www.courthousenews.com › westlaw-creators-widowWestlaw Creator’s Widow Sues Lawyers for $7.5M

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   Mar 22, 2016 · LOS ANGELES (CN) – The widow of the former West Publishing chief Dwight Opperman filed a legal malpractice complaint against a law firm Monday, claiming its mishandling of Opperman’s estate plan reduced her bequest by $7.5 million.

4. www.abajournal.com › news › articleDwight Opperman, key figure in Westlaw's launch in 1970s ...

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   Jun 14, 2013 · Dwight Opperman, a Drake University law graduate who rose to the top job at West Publishing after starting work there as an editor and was a key figure in the company’s development of the ...

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   Dwight Darwin Opperman (June 26, 1923 – June 13, 2013) was an American businessman and lawyer. He was chairman of Key Investments, a privately held venture capital firm focusing on high-tech ventures.

6. www.mprnews.org › story › 2013/06/14Dwight Opperman left publishing legacy, launched West into ...

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   Jun 14, 2013 · A lion of Minnesota's business community, Dwight Opperman led West Publishing to become one of the most prominent publishers of legal content in the country.

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   Who was Dwight Darwin Opperman?

   • Dwight Darwin Opperman (June 26, 1923 – June 13, 2013) was an American businessman and lawyer. He was chairman of Key Investments, a privately held venture capital firm focusing on high-tech ventures.

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   Who was Dwight David Opperman?

   • On June 13, 2013, the Society lost its revered Chairman Emeritus, Dwight David Opperman. In many ways, Dwight D. Opperman was the embodiment of the American dream: a man who rose from humble beginnings to build a legal publish-ing empire. Although he graduated from law school, he never tried a case or advised a client.

   Dwight D. Opperman: A Life Lived Largely for the Law

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   How did Dwight Opperman die?

   • Opperman died after a short illness on June 13, 2013, at home in Bel Air, Los Angeles previously having lived in the apple orchard portion of White Bear Lake, Minnesota. ^ a b "Dwight Opperman, former West Publishing chief, dies at 89".

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   How much did Dwight Opperman contribute to legal education?

   • Dwight Opperman contributed $150 million to legal education and judicial programs. His ties to the legal community were in evidence when Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy delivered the eulogy at his funeral service in Glendale, California.

   Westlaw Creator’s Widow Sues Lawyers for $7.5M

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   Who is Vance Opperman?

   • Vance Opperman succeeded his father as Chief Executive Offi cer of West Publishing. In 1996, West was sold to the Toronto-based Thomson Corp. Now known as Thomson Reuters, the company maintains a major operation in Eagan, Minnesota, where it employs some 7,000 people.

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   Where did Julie Opperman leave her property?

   • According to the statement made by Julie Opperman and her husband's assistant Kimberly Miletta, Julie Opperman wanted her husband's Arizona property to be part of his bequest and placed in the California estate plan. Her husband left her assets through two marital trusts established in California and Delaware.

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8. www.ccpio.org › uploads › 1/3/8In Tribute to Dwight D. Opperman: A History of The Conference ...

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   tribute to Dwight D. Opperman (1924-2013), whose continuous support and generosity have sustained CCPIO since its creation more than two decades ago. It is being presented at CCPIO's