(L to R) Candelario Arredondo, Penni Frank and Robert Webber, Dorsey & Whitney
With these new additions, Dorsey said, its immigration practice group has grown to more than 18 lawyers and legal professionals.
August 08, 2019 at 06:16 PM
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Boosting its immigration practice, Dorsey & Whitney said Thursday that it has absorbed a three-lawyer boutique, the Webber Law Firm, based in a Minneapolis suburb.
The boutique’s principal attorney, Robert Webber, has joined as a partner and co-chair of Dorsey’s immigration practice group, along with senior attorneys Candelario Arredondo and Penni Frank. A team of six paralegals and an administrative specialist are also joining the Minneapolis-based Am Law 200 firm.
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