How did Bloomfield, Conn.'s 36-attorney Cantor Colburn grow so large, so fast? Many assume the once-small intellectual property boutique's new bulk must be the result of a merger, but the firm doubled in size in 1999 exclusively through individual hires. The biggest challenge the partners face is bringing on enough qualified candidates to keep up with the boom in IP work.
April 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
How did Bloomfield, Conn.’s 36-attorney Cantor Colburn grow so large, so fast?
Partner Michael A. Cantor fields that question from other lawyers all the time. Many of them, he said, assume the once-small intellectual property boutique’s new bulk must be the result of a merger.
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