One of the partners said training young lawyers had become too much of a challenge at the boutique firm.
August 16, 2021 at 12:59 PM
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After struggling to bring up the next generation of firm leaders, an employment law boutique in Boston is closing, and its partners are taking their work to two larger firms.
Armstrong Teasdale has added five Boston-based employment lawyers Monday now that their former firm, employment boutique Bello Welsh, is set to dissolve after 18 years. Meanwhile, Bello Welsh co-founder Ken Bello has joined Barclay Damon in Boston, effective Monday.
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(l-r) Martha Zackin, John Welsh, Alexandra (Sasha) Thaler, Justin Engel, and Hayley Cotter, with Armstrong Teasdale. Courtesy photos
