GenCounsel, a legal services company started in 2009 in Philadelphia to provide outsourced general counsel services, added seven attorneys to the two-person start up. The company's goal is to provide legal services to time- and budget-strapped companies using a managed-cost model.
April 06, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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GenCounsel, a legal services company started in 2009 in Philadelphia to provide outsourced general counsel services, added seven attorneys to the two-person start up.
GenCounsel was co-founded by Steven J. Feder and John E. Parker, former general counsel for local companies as well as former attorneys in Pepper Hamilton and Morgan Lewis & Bockius, respectively.
The company said Thursday it added Bill Brady, Al Bristow, Kacey Cahill, Rob Gunther, Bob Hecht, Michael Nachman and Peter Ritz.
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