Michael Elkins. Courtesy photo
In the realm of public agency representation, law firms operate within the tight rules of bar and lobbyist regulation.
July 27, 2018 at 12:49 PM
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Managing Editor
Bryant Miller Olive litigation co-chair Michael Elkins practices at a law firm that generates upwards of three-quarters of its business from the public sector.
The firm’s clientele is relationship-driven. But when it comes to business development, Elkins has taken an unusual tack. He carves out time to make weekly podcasts.
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