Like many big firm lawyers, Locke Lord's Martin Jaszczuk built a practice representing clients hit by a wave of telemarketing suits. Now that he's on his own, what happens if that torrent turns back to a trickle?
June 13, 2017 at 05:58 PM
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As a partner at Locke Lord in 2013, Martin Jaszczuk was one of the first Am Law 100 lawyers to lead a practice defending the flood of corporations accused of violating the U.S. Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
Since starting his own firm in January, Jaszczuk is faced with the prospect of that torrent of litigation turning into a trickle. And so he now faces the question: What comes next?
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