Jenner & Block, which has its largest office in Chicago, will close its four-lawyer office in Dallas early next year after little growth of the office since it opened in 2000. The firm is closing the office principally because it made sense to have the two government contracts lawyers there working in Washington with the rest of that practice group, says managing partner Gregory Gallopoulos. He says closing the office has nothing to do with how the firm fared in building a market for its services in Dallas.
December 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Jenner & Block, which has its largest office in Chicago, will close its small four-lawyer office in Dallas early next year after little growth of the office since it was opened in 2000.
Two government contract attorneys in the office who will remain with the firm are moving to Washington while the other two lawyers have plans to leave the firm, said Gregory Gallopoulos, the firm’s managing partner.
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