A strong appetite for laterals among big firms is keeping IP lawyers on the move around the country.
October 16, 2018 at 03:56 PM
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Taking IP lawyers from boutique law firms is all the rage these days, and Cozen O’Connor is getting in on the trend.
As it continues to grow, the Philadelphia-based Am Law 100 firm’s recent lateral hires have highlighted its focus on building up its intellectual property practice, as well as its lobbying and government relations abilities.
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