Georgia law firm Weinstock & Scavo will close its doors May 31, a decision prompted by the departure of the firm's 12-lawyer resort practice for Taylor English Duma. Firm founder James J. Scavo, who is making the move, says remaining partners "are transitioning to other opportunities that they have."
May 27, 2011 at 09:00 AM
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Georgia law firm Weinstock & Scavo will close its doors May 31, a decision prompted by the departure of the firm’s 12-lawyer resort practice for Taylor English Duma.
James J. Scavo, who founded Weinstock & Scavo in 1985 with litigator Michael Weinstock, said he and four other partners are making the move, along with seven associates. Scavo created the resort practice group in the mid-1980s.
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