“By working as the lead personal attorney and single point of contact for clients, I’m able to maintain the highest level of service without the distractions of unrelated obligations,” said Richard Fox. “Large firms have substantial overhead costs to cover, which I will be avoiding, and which therefore allows me to charge lesser billing rates than large firms.”
January 31, 2022 at 06:30 PM
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Richard L. Fox, a Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney shareholder known for his work with large estates and philanthropic planning, is leaving the firm this week to focus on his niche specialty as a solo practitioner.
The launch of Fox’s self-named practice, The Law Offices of Richard L. Fox, comes at the end of a nearly six-year tenure at the Pittsburgh-founded law firm, where he obtained voting shareholder status and originated a substantial amount of business. Tuesday is the last day with the firm.
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