Littler Mendelson has opened a fourth Southern California office, this one in downtown L.A., to handle wage-and-hour class actions, among other matters, and to attract talent from the east side of the sprawling city, says partner Robert Blumberg. The firm plans to use lateral hiring to help staff the new office.
July 27, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Littler Mendelson sees room for growth in Los Angeles. The 800-attorney employment law-focused firm has opened a fourth Southern California office, this one in downtown L.A., to handle wage-and-hour class actions, among other matters, and to attract talent from the east side of the sprawling city, said partner Robert Blumberg.
Littler already has offices in Century City, Orange County and San Diego.
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