A certain subset of Pennsylvania's law firms this month have looked to grow their nascent New York offices by focusing on core legal strengths while capitalizing on what they say is a strong interest in the lateral market from lawyers at both larger and smaller firms.
June 16, 2014 at 12:05 AM
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A certain subset of Pennsylvania’s law firms this month have looked to grow their nascent New York offices by focusing on core legal strengths while capitalizing on what they say is a strong interest in the lateral market from lawyers at both larger and smaller firms.
This month alone, four Pennsylvania firms have announced group or one-off lateral hires in New York.
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