Senn Meulemans, a nine-lawyer San Francisco-based firm, has been independent since 1993, but this month decided joining a larger firm made sense. It found a match in 250-lawyer Armstrong Teasdale, a St. Louis-based firm with 11 offices worldwide. The combined firm is looking to expand its work in construction, real estate, labor and employment, intellectual property and litigation. While there are some boutiques left standing in San Francisco, many are getting folded into larger firms, says one recruiter.
October 16, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Senn Meulemans, a nine-lawyer San Francisco-based boutique, has been independent since 1993, but this month decided joining a larger firm made sense.
It found a match in 250-lawyer Armstrong Teasdale, a St. Louis-based firm with 11 offices worldwide.
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