Three senior construction attorneys have left Gordon, Muir & Foley to bolster the construction contracts and litigation practice at the larger firm of Shipman & Goodwin.
August 22, 2013 at 06:50 PM
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Three senior construction attorneys have left Gordon, Muir & Foley to bolster the construction contracts and litigation practice at the larger firm of Shipman & Goodwin.
Robert J. O'Brien, who spent his first 33 and a half years in the profession at the Gordon firm said he was approached by Shipman about making the move.
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