Alloy 26 is a co-working space in Pittsburgh, where many startups have offices. Photo: Rob Larson
The law firm is offering free legal help in hopes of connecting with entrepreneurs.
June 19, 2018 at 05:38 PM
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Reed Smith is getting in the trenches with potential clients in the Pittsburgh startup community.
The 1,500-lawyer firm, founded in Pittsburgh, plans to provide free legal support and programming at co-working space Alloy 26. Reed Smith lawyers will work from that location weekly, opening themselves to meetings with other companies that use the space, without charging fees to start.
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