"We’re looking for our next growth spot like that and I’m hoping Phoenix is it," said Bill Stoeri, the firm's managing partner.
January 18, 2022 at 04:04 PM
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Am Law 100 law firm Dorsey & Whitney has plucked three bankruptcy partners from Quarles & Brady to launch an office in Phoenix, which Dorsey sees as a prime “growth spot” for business opportunities.
The Minneapolis-founded firm, ranked No. 96 in last year’s Am Law 200, plans a full-service offering in Phoenix. The firm leader said he sees some resemblances to Salt Lake City, where several firms opened shop last year.
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