Andrea Chavez, executive partner and co-founder, with Craig Johnson, of Virtual Law Partners in Silicon Valley, has left the firm to start Aragorn Law. The move comes six weeks after Johnson's untimely death from a stroke. Chavez said that "no one could fill Craig's shoes," and without his leadership at the firm, she decided it was time to try out some new ideas for law practice on her own. With Johnson gone, the partners have decided to expand the executive committee and form an outside advisory board.
November 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Craig Johnson was a charismatic and magnetic leader — and six weeks after his untimely death, Johnson’s fledgling virtual law firm is feeling the loss.
Andrea Chavez — executive partner and co-founder of Virtual Law Partners in California’s Silicon Valley — left the firm Friday to start Aragorn Law. Chavez said that “no one could fill Craig’s shoes,” and without his leadership at the firm, she decided it was time to try out some new ideas for law practice on her own.
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