The 230-lawyer firm's revenue has increased by 13% this year, said the firm's leader, adding the firm is continuing to seek growth in the Northeast, Southeast and mid-Atlantic.
December 11, 2020 at 07:11 PM
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Baltimore-based Offit Kurman is acquiring a small South Carolina boutique, renewing its push to expand its business model representing closely held businesses and their owners into the Southeast.
The 230-lawyer firm’s continued investment in the Carolinas is the latest example of midsized and larger firms looking to the Southeast for growth and expansion opportunities.
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