“Unfortunately, it’s no secret that a lot of businesses are struggling economically due to the pandemic" said David Braswell of Armstrong Teasdale, regarding a pickup in practices where Delaware is a key jurisdiction.
January 05, 2021 at 02:13 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Delaware Law Weekly
Midwest-based Am Law 200 firm Armstrong Teasdale plans to establish its first physical presence in Delaware with a Wilmington office later this year, recruiting four corporate law and restructuring attorneys from Elliott Greenleaf.
The move leaves Blue Bell, Pennsylvania-based Elliott Greenleaf with no more attorneys in Wilmington, according to the firm’s website. The firm no longer lists a Delaware office on its website.
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