Asked about Lippes Mathias' aggressive merger activity in 2023, Kevin Cross, the firm's managing partner, said: "During COVID, we were a bit cautious, like a lot of businesses were. We felt strongly that these combinations made sense. Tax controversy fits into a lot of our practice areas."
June 07, 2023 at 04:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Pro Mid Market
Buffalo-based midsize firm Lippes Mathias executed its second law firm acquisition this year with tax controversy boutique Andreozzi Bluestein, the firms announced Thursday.
The combination, effective June 1, follows closely on the heels of Lippes Mathias’ acquisition of a Cleveland-based intellectual property boutique.
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Kevin J. Cross,left, of Lippes Mathias and Randall P. Andreozzi,right, of Andreozzi Bluestein. Courtesy photos
