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Bassford Remele, a law firm based in Minneapolis, has added Jazz Hampton to its team. Hampton is well known in the local business community as the co-founder, CEO, and general counsel of TurnSignl, a legal-services app designed to provide real-time guidance to drivers during traffic stops. In addition to his work with the app, he has taught entrepreneurial finance at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business.
His move to Bassford Remele brings a mix of legal practice and startup experience to the firm. Hampton's background includes work in corporate law, litigation, and business strategy, which aligns with the firm's focus on serving companies and individuals across the region. The firm said his arrival strengthens its ability to advise clients on complex legal matters, especially those involving technology and entrepreneurship.
Hampton's role at TurnSignl will continue, though details on how he will divide his time between the two positions were not fully outlined. The app, which launched a few years ago, has gained attention for its partnerships with community groups and law enforcement agencies. His teaching background also adds an academic layer to his profile, giving the firm a resource for clients navigating finance-related legal questions.
Bassford Remele has been active in the Twin Cities legal scene for decades, and this hire appears to be part of a broader effort to bring in talent with fresh perspectives. Hampton's dual focus on law and business innovation could be a useful asset for the firm's growing client base.
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