O'Melveny & Myers has embarked on an exchange program with Mexico City-based Sol�rzano, Carvajal, Gonz�lez and P�rez-Correa (known as Solcargo). A Solcargo attorney and an O'Melveny associate trade places for three months, in what firm leaders describe as an effort to raise O'Melveny's profile in Latin America and strengthen relationships with Mexican contacts to better serve clients' cross-border needs. The first thing Solcargo lawyer Fernando Era�a had to get used to in L.A.? Shorter lunch breaks.
August 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The first thing Fernando Era�a noticed about O’Melveny & Myers was that its attorneys in Los Angeles take short lunch breaks.
Era�a, the first to take part in a novel associate exchange program, said lunch at his home firm in Mexico City could easily go more than two hours, and it starts hours later.
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