Jeffrey Shapiro. Courtesy photo
Jeffrey B. Shapiro's 40 years in the courtroom have taught him how to get a jury to sympathize with big corporations — typically branded the bad guys in litigation. And it's a lesson he's brought to his firm Arnstein & Lehr, which has focused on "getting the culture right" since joining forces with Saul Ewing in one of the largest law firm mergers in the U.S.
December 27, 2018 at 04:00 PM
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When Philadelphia law firm Saul Ewing combined with Chicago’s century-old Arnstein & Lehr to create a 375-strong legal powerhouse, there were endless numbers, cases and logistics to worry about, but the biggest concern for Jeffrey B. Shapiro was something many disregarded — clashing personalities.
“The numbers don’t matter if the people don’t get along,” said Shapiro, managing partner at Saul, Ewing, Arnstein & Lehr’s Miami office,
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