The old model of having an office manager run a law firm's daily operations doesn't work in today's competitive legal environment, says Meyer, Unkovic & Scott's managing partner. So in May, it promoted Lori Alderman to chief operating officer. Alderman is the only woman COO among Pittsburgh's 25 largest law firms. "It ... made me feel good about my firm that they had no hesitation that I was a woman -- and a pregnant woman at that," Alderman says. "I was honored they respected my ability above all else."
July 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The old model of having an office manager run a law firm’s daily operations does not work in today’s competitive legal environment, according to the managing partner of one of Pittsburgh’s biggest firms.
“Gone are the days where you had an office manager who minded the secretaries and made sure the doors are locked at the end of the day,” said Kevin McKeegan of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott.
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