Cynthia Arato and Alexandra Shapiro left partnerships at Gibson Dunn and Latham & Watkins respectively to launch their own litigation boutique in January 2009, a seemingly "risky proposition" in the best of times and particularly daunting during the financial crisis. But "for us, the time was right," they say.
October 09, 2015 at 07:00 AM
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Cynthia Arato and Alexandra Shapiro, both 51, have made the transition from large-firm practice to boutique law.
The two launched their own litigation boutique in January 2009, a seemingly “risky proposition” in the best of times and particulary daunting in the middle of a financial crisis, they say in a recent column they wrote for Bloomberg BNA.
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