“The talent pool is more demanding, rightfully so, than ever. They have expectations, they have questions, they're educated, and I think it is imperative that companies, law firms or otherwise, are meeting people at their level,” said Kristen Corpion, whose CORPlaw was just acquired by Miami’s Trembly Law.
September 13, 2023 at 05:40 PM
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Miami-based Trembly Law is creating a chief innovation officer role after acquiring CORPlaw, the small firm founded by Greenberg Traurig alumna Kristen Corpion.
Corpion, now a partner at Trembly Law, intends to focus her work as CINO on finding new strategies for building the firm’s talent pool, a key component for Florida firms still feeling the effects of the recent talent wars.
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Kristen Corpion of CORPlaw. Courtesy photo
