The former practice management director will now have budgeting and hiring responsibilities over the firm's IP practice.
February 02, 2021 at 09:00 AM
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In a first for the firm and a rarity in Big Law, Lathrop GPM has decided to hand the reins of a practice area over to someone who does not practice law.
Lathrop GPM, the entity formed about this time last year when Lathrop Gage and Gray, Plant, Mooty merged, has appointed Kate Tompkins to head its intellectual property property practice group.
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Kate Tompkins, Lathrop GPM. (Courtesy photo)
