Criminal defense attorney Lynne Borsuk is striking out on her own after 10 years in practice with the Decatur, Ga., firm of Peters, Roberts, Borsuk & Rubin. Borsuk started her legal career with the Fulton County Public Defender's Office in 1986 and made news when she filed a motion asking a Superior Court judge to limit her caseload. At the time she had handled 592 felony cases for the year. She later helped form a pro bono project to recruit lawyers in private practice to take on indigent cases.
October 30, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Criminal defense attorney Lynne Y. Borsuk is striking out on her own after 10 years in practice with the Decatur, Ga., firm of Peters, Roberts, Borsuk & Rubin.
Borsuk said she is opening her own shop to focus on white-collar defense and will sublet space from white-collar practitioners W. Bruce Maloy and James K. Jenkins of Maloy & Jenkins in midtown Atlanta.
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