Two Husch Blackwell partners have jumped to The Lowenbaum Partnership, an atypical labor and employment boutique in which attorneys work as employees, without the distinction of partners and associates. Dannae Delano and Adam Hirtz cited "a much less competitive environment" and rate pressure, respectively, as reasons for making the move.
March 14, 2013 at 03:19 AM
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Two partners from Husch Blackwell have jumped to an atypical boutique in the St. Louis area.
Dannae Delano and Adam Hirtz have joined The Lowenbaum Partnership, a 24-attorney labor and employment shop in which attorneys work as employees, without the distinction of partners and associates.
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