White & Case announced Friday the firm is closing its five-year-old San Francisco office and focusing instead on building out its technology practices in Palo Alto. According to a firm spokesperson, the decision was prompted by a recently completed strategic review of the firm's practices. The firm aims to complete an orderly transfer by June 30. The status of the office's nine partners, 11 associates and two counsel was still being discussed as of Friday.
February 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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White & Case announced Friday the firm is closing its five-year-old San Francisco office and focusing instead on building out its technology practices in Palo Alto.
“The future investment required in order to develop San Francisco into a full-service office would be more productively used intensifying our focus on developing tech, IP and patent litigation practices,” said Roger Cohen, a firm spokesman.
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