A San Francisco boutique is hoping to carve out a niche in Southern California's competitive entertainment market. The firm -- called the arts and technology law group -- set up its outpost in Santa Monica, Calif., last month, designed to service its existing clients and help the three-attorney firm build new ones. "L.A. is an international market much larger than San Francisco, and I am committed to spending the resources and time to be a boutique firm there," says founding attorney Gregory Rutchik.
October 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A San Francisco boutique is hoping to carve out a niche in Southern California’s competitive entertainment market.
The firm — which calls itself the arts and technology law group — set up its outpost in Santa Monica, Calif., last month, designed to service its existing clients and help the three-attorney firm build new ones.
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