Houston's Lanier Law Firm is bullish on international arbitration work, particularly because the plaintiffs firm sees an advantage to handling it on contingency. The 40-lawyer firm announced that Los Angeles office managing partner Dana Taschner, along with founder Mark Lanier, would lead the four-attorney group, and that the firm plans to open a London office in 2010. Taschner acknowledged that handling arbitration on contingency is a risky way to go, but at least it keeps competition minimal.
October 14, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Houston’s Lanier Law Firm is bullish on international arbitration work, particularly because the plaintiffs firm sees an advantage to handling it on contingency.
The 40-lawyer firm announced that Los Angeles office managing partner Dana Taschner, along with founder Mark Lanier, would lead the four-attorney group.
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