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Litigator Chi-Ru Jou, joined Taylor English Duma Monday from CKR Law in New York, giving the firm a presence in the Northeast for the first time.
August 13, 2019 at 09:26 AM
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The original version of this story was published on American Lawyer
Two years ago, Atlanta-based Taylor English Duma hired its first remote partner, kicking off a strategic expansion plan premised on a new, “hybrid” business model.
By pairing its brick-and-mortar hub in Atlanta with a network of partners working remotely, the firm promised to offer clients a broader, high-caliber bench at a relative discount.
Kirk Hancock of Taylor English Duma. (Courtesy photo)
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