The mid-size Canadian firm WeirFoulds has set its sights on long-term goals with co-leaders who will have time to both manage and continue to practice law.
July 28, 2022 at 04:05 PM
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Canada Correspondent
WeirFoulds, a mid-size Canadian law firm, has decided that two co-managing partners are better than one.
The 115-lawyer Toronto firm had a single managing partner until the beginning of July, when it moved to a divided management role to better address rapid firm growth and the increasing complexities of managing it.
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Wayne Egan and Denise Baker, partners at WeirFoulds. Courtesy photos
