Northern Virginia continues to act as a powerful magnet, attracting lawyers and firms that hope to grab a piece of the legal market in the booming high-tech corridor. D.C. lobbying and legal powerhouse Patton Boggs, the latest but surely not the last to join the race, plans to open an 18- to 20-lawyer office this fall near Tysons Corner. Meanwhile, two of Silicon Valley9s leading tech law firms are quickly gaining momentum in the Washington area.
June 28, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Northern Virginia continues to act as a powerful magnet, attracting lawyers and firms that hope to grab a piece of the legal market in the booming high-tech corridor.
D.C. lobbying and legal powerhouse Patton Boggs, the latest but surely not the last to join the race, plans to open an 18- to 20-lawyer office this fall near Tysons Corner, staffed with new hires as well as lawyers from its home office.
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