Dentons global chair Joe Andrew, left, and Greenberg Traurig chair Richard Rosenbaum. (Courtesy photos)
Dentons says it wants to be the first "national" law firm. Greenberg Traurig says there already is one—and you're looking at it. Now Greenberg executive chairman Richard Rosenbaum is calling for a truce.
October 18, 2019 at 03:32 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
What does it mean to be a “national” law firm?
Dentons global chairman Joe Andrew and Greenberg Traurig executive chairman Richard Rosenbaum have been hashing out the question in dueling letters published in The American Lawyer this week, each leader implicitly—or not-so-implicitly—critiquing the other.
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