CHICAGO — Neal Gerber Eisenberg announced the addition of Joshua M. Altman as a partner in the firm’s Restructuring & Insolvency practice group. Altman joins with experience advising clients in financial distress, including companies, boards, creditors, and investors, both in the U.S. and internationally.

Altman has led clients through complex bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings, with a background in wholesale distribution, retail, energy, media, and technology. His practice includes representation in Chapter 11 cases and distressed asset transactions.

Robert G. Gerber, managing partner at Neal Gerber Eisenberg, said Altman’s arrival enhances the firm’s capabilities to advise clients on financial and governance challenges.

A graduate of Northwestern Pritzker School of Law and Kellogg School of Management, Altman also holds dual undergraduate degrees from Columbia University and The Jewish Theological Seminary. He maintains an active pro bono practice focused on education equity and immigration and serves on the ADL Midwest Board and the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers Community.

Foley and Lardner LLP has expanded its litigation team with the addition of Jason Levine and Teresa Taylor as partners in the firm’s Washington, D.C., office.

Levine joins the firm’s Antitrust and Competition Practice Group, bringing nearly 30 years of experience in antitrust and commercial litigation. Before joining Foley, he led the Washington, D.C., office of global litigation finance firm Omni Bridgeway.

He held senior roles at multinational law firms. His background includes managing billion-dollar business disputes, securing over $3 billion in relief for plaintiffs, and helping defendants avoid more than $17 billion in liability.

Taylor becomes part of Foley’s Government Enforcement Defense and Investigations Practice Group. Her practice focuses on trade sanctions, export controls, and regulatory defense.

She previously served at Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP, representing clients in investigations involving federal agencies such as the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Her work spans national security, foreign corruption, and financial compliance.

Chris Stecher has joined Frost Brown Todd office as a partner in its Business & Commercial Litigation practice San Francisco. He has over 20 years of experience in securities, employment, and complex business litigation.

Stecher’s addition marks a continued expansion of Frost Brown Todd’s (FBT) presence in California. He previously practiced at Keesal, Young & Logan, where he represented brokerage firms and financial advisors in FINRA arbitrations, as well as employers in a range of employment disputes, including discrimination, retaliation, and wage and hour cases.

At FBT, Stecher will manage litigation matters from pre-suit investigation through trial and appeal. His experience includes handling cases involving trade secrets, breach of contract, and trademark infringement, as well as arguing before the California Courts of Appeal and briefing before the Ninth Circuit.

He also advises clients on employment issues such as compensation, non-compete laws, and compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.

Stecher currently serves as President-Elect of the Federal Bar Association’s Northern District of California Chapter and is on the board of California ChangeLawyers.

FBT is a national law firm with over 600 attorneys across multiple states, including offices in California, Texas, and Washington, D.C.

Alexi, a legal intelligence platform, has announced a new integration with iManage to streamline document access and AI-powered insights for law firms.

The integration allows law firms to connect Alexi’s AI-driven legal research tools directly with iManage. The iManage is a widely used knowledge management platform. Legal teams can securely search and use firm documents stored in iManage from within Alexi. They can also return generated outputs to the system without needing manual transfers.

The partnership aims to reduce workflow inefficiencies by eliminating the need to upload or duplicate files across platforms. It also supports compliance by maintaining firm-wide security and governance standards.

According to Alexi CEO Mark Doble, the integration helps firms move more efficiently from data to insights. The goal is to enhance client outcomes. Paul Bower, AI Director at iManage, said the collaboration supports the company’s open ecosystem strategy while upholding strong AI governance standards.

The integration reflects a broader industry shift toward embedding AI capabilities within existing legal infrastructure. The aim is to improve productivity and knowledge management.

NAPLES, Fla. — Saxe Doernberger and Vita, P.C. has appointed Stephanie A. Giagnorio as managing partner of its Southeast office in Florida, effective Oct. 1.

Giagnorio is an experienced insurance coverage attorney who represents policyholders in claim recovery and litigation nationwide. She handles disputes across a wide range of insurance lines in both state and federal courts. She has prevailed in cases at the trial and appellate levels.

In addition to litigation, Giagnorio advises clients on risk management strategies to enhance insurance coverage and streamline their insurance programs. She is also active in the legal community, serving as a writer and speaker on emerging issues in insurance law.

Giagnorio earned her J.D. magna cum laude from Ave Maria School of Law and holds a bachelor’s degree summa cum laude from Benedictine University. She is admitted to practice in Florida and several U.S. District Courts.

She has been recognized as a “Top Lawyer — Insurance Law” by Naples Illustrated from 2020 to 2025 and named a Florida Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2025.

SDV, founded in 1996, focuses exclusively on representing policyholders in insurance coverage disputes and serves clients across the U.S. and internationally.

TRUMBULL, Conn. — Saxe Doernberger and Vita, P.C. has appointed Kerianne Kane Luckett as managing partner of its Connecticut office, effective Oct. 1.

Luckett, a litigator focused on insurance disputes in the construction sector, brings years of experience representing policyholders in complex cases. In addition to litigation, she advises clients on policy reviews, risk-transfer structures, and insurance coverage placement.

Before her promotion, Luckett chaired the firm’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. She is admitted to practice law in five states and several federal courts, including the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the First, Second, and Third Circuits.

Luckett earned her law degree magna cum laude from Quinnipiac University and graduated summa cum laude from the University of Rhode Island. She has been named a Connecticut Super Lawyers Rising Star from 2022 to 2024.

Founded in 1996, SDV is a national firm representing policyholders in insurance coverage disputes, serving clients across industries from individuals to Fortune 500 companies.

Tom Sundlof, former senior attorney at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has joined Blank Rome LLP as a partner in its Washington, D.C., office, bolstering the firm’s life sciences practice.

With more than 20 years of experience in government and regulatory affairs, Sundlof brings expertise in FDA compliance, enforcement, and policy. His addition comes as part of Blank Rome’s strategy to expand its life sciences team to serve better clients navigating complex FDA regulations.

Sundlof previously held significant roles at the FDA, including Associate Chief Counsel and Assistant Deputy Chief Counsel (Acting), where he played a key role in regulatory actions involving medical devices and combination products. His extensive background also includes advising on significant FDA rulemakings and enforcement actions.

Blank Rome’s Life Sciences industry team has also recently expanded with the addition of partners Rachael G. Pontikes and Emily L. Hussey, both recognized for their work in healthcare and life sciences sectors.

Grant S. Palmer, Chair and Managing Partner of Blank Rome, expressed confidence that Sundlof’s experience would enhance the firm’s service to clients navigating complex FDA regulations, particularly in the medical device and healthcare sectors.

Sundlof’s role at Blank Rome will involve guiding domestic and international clients through FDA regulations, ensuring compliance post-market, and advocating for their interests in regulatory and legislative matters.

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Tom Sundlof earned his J.D. from The George Washington University Law School and his B.A. in Economics and Government from the University of Maryland, College Park.

Atlanta, GA – Buchalter, a prominent law firm, has expanded its Corporate Practice Group in Atlanta with the addition of two experienced attorneys: Jonathan Wilson as Shareholder and Mitzi Hill as Special Counsel. Both attorneys join the firm from Taylor Duma, bringing a wealth of experience in corporate law to the team.

The growth in the Atlanta office follows Buchalter’s national expansion strategy. Adam Bass, President and CEO of Buchalter, expressed enthusiasm about the new additions, noting that Wilson’s expertise in corporate finance and Hill’s background in technology and privacy would complement the firm’s ongoing expansion efforts.

Wilson, a seasoned corporate attorney, has extensive experience representing both start-ups and Fortune 100 companies in areas such as corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, securities, and intellectual property. He also founded the American Bar Association’s Internet Industry Committee and has served as general counsel for two publicly traded companies.

“I am excited to join Buchalter and look forward to working with the talented team here,” said Wilson, citing the firm’s entrepreneurial culture and national platform as key factors in his decision to move.

Hill, who has over 30 years of experience, specializes in technology, AI, privacy, and intellectual property law. She has also worked in media rights and program distribution and serves as an Adjunct Professor at Emory University School of Law.

Hill shared her excitement about joining the firm, stating, “Buchalter’s excellent reputation and growing presence in Atlanta made this the perfect opportunity for me.”

Amanda Hyland, the Office Managing Shareholder in Atlanta, highlighted the firm’s commitment to building a top-tier legal team in the region. “Jonathan and Mitzi exemplify the high-caliber legal talent we strive to provide our clients,” she said.

Bass concluded, “Their addition is a significant step in our continued growth throughout Atlanta and the Southeast.”

Buchalter, a national law firm, has appointed Jemima J. McCullum as a Real Estate Shareholder in its Seattle office, bolstering its real estate practice. McCullum brings a wealth of experience across various real estate matters, serving property owners, developers, lenders, and businesses in the Puget Sound region.

Adam Bass, Buchalter’s President and CEO, expressed enthusiasm about McCullum’s addition, highlighting how her expertise strengthens the firm’s national real estate team. “Jemima’s experience in complex transactions enhances our ability to serve clients both locally and nationally,” Bass said.

McCullum’s practice covers a broad range of commercial real estate matters, with a particular focus on leasing, acquisitions, development, and financing. Her clients include developers, landlords, and tenants across different sectors, from office spaces to mixed-use developments.

In addition to her commercial real estate work, McCullum is experienced in finance, representing borrowers in a variety of loan structures, including senior loans, construction loans, and tax-exempt bond financing.
Bradley Hoff, the Office Managing Shareholder in Seattle, welcomed McCullum’s addition, noting her vast experience as a significant asset to the office and the firm’s growth in the region.

Buchalter, with nearly 600 attorneys across multiple U.S. states, serves clients in numerous areas, including corporate law, healthcare, and litigation, with a powerful presence in real estate law.

Foley & Lardner LLP has expanded its Nashville office with the addition of Brent Moreland as a partner in its Health Care Practice Group. Moreland joins from Holland & Knight and brings extensive experience advising clients on mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings, and joint ventures, particularly in the health care, manufacturing, and real estate sectors.

His transactional practice includes leading deals involving hospitals, physician groups, ambulatory surgery centers, and other medical entities. He also counsels clients on corporate governance, strategic investments, and public and private financings.

Foley launched its Nashville office in June with a corporate group focused on the health care and manufacturing sectors. Moreland’s arrival supports the firm’s strategy to strengthen its presence in high-growth markets and broaden its multidisciplinary services in the region.

The firm said Moreland’s addition enhances its capabilities in the Health Care & Life Sciences and Manufacturing sectors and supports its long-term strategic growth in Nashville.

Moreland cited Foley’s national platform and investment in high-growth sectors as aligning with his practice and client needs.

Foley & Lardner has more than 1,100 lawyers across 27 offices worldwide.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Sept. 10, 2025) Littler has appointed Peter Vassalo, a former senior attorney with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of the Solicitor, as senior counsel in its Washington, D.C., office, expanding its Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) practice group.

Vassalo joins the firm after nearly 30 years with the DOL, where he most recently served as Counsel for Special Litigation. In that role, he oversaw significant OSHA enforcement efforts, including the Egregious Enforcement Program and enforcement of the Process Safety Management standard. He also led national initiatives related to ergonomic enforcement and criminal investigations under OSHA statutes.

At Littler, Vassalo will bring his regulatory expertise to assist employers facing heightened OSHA scrutiny. His addition follows the firm’s recent hiring of OSHA attorney Adele Abrams, reinforcing Littler’s strategy to grow its OSHA capabilities in the capital.

In addition to his government service, Vassalo has taught advanced OSHA compliance courses at the OSHA Training Institute, covering topics such as PSM, enforcement strategies, and citation procedures.

Vassalo holds a law degree from Case Western Reserve University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan.

John Thomas, a veteran transactional attorney with more than 20 years of experience in corporate, oil, and gas law, has joined Frost Brown Todd as a partner in the firm’s Private Equity & Venture Capital practice. He will be based in the firm’s Houston office.

Thomas previously served as general counsel for multiple public and private equity-backed energy companies and most recently practiced at Grable Martin. His experience spans mergers and acquisitions (M&A), financings, joint ventures, oil and gas operations, and corporate governance. He also offers outsourced general counsel services to small and mid-sized businesses.

His addition is expected to expand Frost Brown Todd’s capabilities in energy law across Texas and nationally. The firm cited his industry knowledge from upstream operations to midstream infrastructure as a key asset for its client base.

Thomas has been active in professional groups, including the Texas General Counsel Forum and the Association of International Energy Negotiators. He has been recognized by Texas magazine and the Houston Business Journal, and contributed to the Crimson Exploration–Contango Oil & Gas merger, which was honored as a Transaction of the Year by Oil & Gas Financial Journal.

Frost Brown Todd has over 600 attorneys across 14 offices nationwide, serving clients in various industries, including energy, financial services, real estate, and technology.

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September 16, 2025, Womble Bond Dickinson has added David D. DiBari as a partner in its Washington, D.C., office, strengthening its white-collar and cross-border investigations practice. He joins the firm’s Business Litigation group with over 35 years of experience advising multinational corporations and financial institutions on white-collar defense, financial crime compliance, and international regulatory issues.

His practice focuses on economic sanctions, anti-money laundering, anti-corruption enforcement, and export controls. The firm said his appointment aligns with its strategic priority to expand its regulatory and enforcement capabilities, especially amid heightened federal scrutiny.

Before joining Womble, DiBari held leadership roles at an international law firm, including Global Co-Head of the Risk Team and Head of Regulatory Investigations and Financial Crime for the Americas. He also served as managing partner of that firm’s Washington, D.C., office.

DiBari has led internal investigations and advised clients on enforcement actions by the Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Office of Foreign Assets Control. He has also counseled corporate boards on crisis response and enterprise risk.

He holds a J.D., cum laude, from Albany Law School and a B.A., cum laude, from Colgate University.

Blank Rome LLP has announced the addition of Francesco Di Pietro as a partner in its Business Litigation group at the firm’s New York office. Di Pietro joins the firm from Moses & Singer LLP, bringing nearly three decades of experience in commercial and corporate litigation, with a focus on cross-border and international matters.

Di Pietro has represented clients in state and federal courts, as well as arbitration forums, with a focus on disputes involving corporate shareholders, directors, and officers; corporate dissolution; and contract, real estate, intellectual property, and business tort issues. His practice frequently addresses legal matters involving both European and U.S. jurisdictions.

He also advises clients in industries aligned with the firm’s core strengths, including luxury goods, financial services, real estate, transportation, and the food and beverage sector. Beyond litigation, Di Pietro drafts and negotiates business agreements and serves as outside general counsel for several companies with U.S. operations.

Blank Rome leadership cited Di Pietro’s diverse litigation experience and strategic mindset as a valuable addition to the national litigation team. Di Pietro noted the firm’s collaborative culture and broad cross-practice capabilities as factors in his decision to join.

A graduate of Università degli Studi di Bologna, Di Pietro earned an LL.M. from The George Washington University Law School. He has been an active member of the International Bar Association for over 20 years. He is also a member of the Ferrari Club of America and the Core Club in New York.

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INDIANAPOLIS — In a strategic move to strengthen its Midwest presence, Frost Brown Todd (FBT) has added Amanda Mulroony as a Partner in its Business & Commercial Litigation practice. This addition enhances the firm’s litigation capabilities both regionally and nationally.

Mulroony brings over 15 years of experience handling complex legal disputes in Indiana’s state and federal courts. She joins FBT from Hoover Hull Turner, where she built a strong track record representing a wide range of clients. Her move reflects the firm’s ongoing growth and its commitment to top-tier legal talent.

Mulroony’s client base includes closely held businesses, nonprofits, banks, professionals, and Fortune 100 companies. She has handled matters involving contracts, business torts, ownership disputes, defamation, and employment law.

“Amanda’s experience in commercial litigation, employment law, and professional liability is a great fit for our team,” said Kandi Hidde, partner-in-charge at FBT Indianapolis. “Her instincts in the courtroom and collaborative style add real value to our clients.”

She has also worked on multimillion-dollar real estate cases and high-profile defamation claims. Her background includes guiding clients through non-compete issues and discrimination disputes. Mulroony regularly represents clients in both trials and appeals. Additionally, she advises attorneys and firms on ethics and professional liability concerns.

Mulroony is deeply committed to mentorship and community involvement. She is an alumna of DePauw University’s Management Fellows Program of Distinction. Outside of work, she leads a Girl Scouts troop and serves on the Conner Prairie Horizon Council.

Her bar association involvement includes serving on the Litigation Section Executive Committee and the Bench Bar Planning Committee for the Indianapolis Bar Association. She is also a Barrister member of the Indianapolis American Inn of Court, highlighting her dedication to professional excellence and community service.

“Joining FBT feels like the right next step,” Mulroony said. “I’ve always admired the firm’s problem-solving approach and high standards. Having worked with FBT attorneys in the past, I know the caliber of talent here.”

Frost Brown Todd’s litigation group is recognizes for its strategic and timely legal services. The team often steps in before litigation even starts, helping clients manage risk and avoid disputes. When going to court is the best option, the firm fights for positive outcomes with efficiency and precision.

Mulroony’s arrival supports this mission. She has been named in The Best Lawyers in America® for both Commercial Litigation and Labor & Employment in 2024 and 2025.

Her experience, leadership, and community focus align perfectly with FBT’s values. As the legal landscape continues to evolve, the firm’s investment in leaders like Mulroony signals its strong commitment to client success, today and in the future.

Buchalter celebrates its one year since the firm opened its second Southeast location and has named Amanda Hyland as managing shareholder of its Atlanta office.

Hyland, a seasoned intellectual property litigator, also serves as administrative chair of Buchalter’s Intellectual Property Practice Group. She succeeds Seth Trimble, who launched the Atlanta office in August 2024 and now transitions to a national leadership role as regional chair of the IP practice.

Buchalter has expanded its Atlanta presence to 20 attorneys and professional staff over the past year. The Atlanta office follows the firm’s Southeast debut in Nashville in 2023 and precedes the January 2025 opening of a Chicago office.

Hyland has represented clients in more than 100 cases across the U.S. and dozens before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. Her work includes litigation over cybersquatting, trademark ownership, trade dress, and copyright issues. Chambers and Partners, World Trademark Review, and Best Lawyers in America have recognized her.

Since the anniversary, Buchalter has added two attorneys in Atlanta. Mark Carter joined in early 2025, focusing on construction law and contract negotiation. Brian Goldberg followed in March, bringing experience in business disputes, real estate litigation, and bankruptcy proceedings.

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Buchalter now has nearly 600 attorneys and operates in ten states, including offices in California, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Oregon, Tennessee, Utah, and Washington.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Frost Brown Todd has added Erica Mecler Caron as a partner in its Product, Tort & Insurance Litigation practice group in Columbus.

Caron joins the firm from Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, where she served as Senior Litigation Counsel. At Liberty Mutual, she managed insurance coverage and excess exposure cases across commercial and professional liability lines, handling litigation in multiple jurisdictions, including California, Washington, Missouri, and New York.

Yazan Ashrawi, office partner-in-charge in Columbus, said Caron’s in-house and private practice background provides a perspective valued by clients managing legal risk. Caron said her experience working within a corporate legal department gives her insight into aligning legal strategy with broader business goals.

She earned her law degree from Suffolk University Law School and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Smith College. Caron has also volunteered as a legal mentor with Discovering Justice’s Mock Trial Program.

Frost Brown Todd’s insurance litigation group represents clients nationwide in areas including product liability, mass torts, and insurance coverage disputes.

TORONTO and BELLEVUE, Wash. (Sept. 8, 2025) – Thomson Reuters, Icertis, and Accenture announced a strategic partnership to integrate artificial intelligence into contract management, aiming to streamline workflows, improve compliance, and enhance enterprise collaboration.

The collaboration combines Thomson Reuters’ CoCounsel, an AI legal assistant, with Icertis’ contract intelligence platform to automate drafting, review, and analysis. Accenture will help accelerate client adoption of the technology across industries.

The integrated system is designed to reduce the time and cost of managing contracts, while enabling functions such as procurement, sales, and human resources to operate more efficiently under legal oversight. Companies could also see fewer contract-related disputes, potentially reducing reliance on outside legal counsel.

Laura Clayton McDonnell, president of Corporates at Thomson Reuters, said the partnership aims to transform how organizations manage contracts by embedding AI across business functions. Anand Veerkar, chief revenue officer at Icertis, said the collaboration would leverage one of the largest contract data repositories to deliver a seamless experience for legal teams.

Accenture will play a central role in guiding clients through the integration process. Christina Demetriades, who leads Accenture’s legal and contract transformation practice, said demand for advanced legal technology is rising as companies seek to reinvent their operations.

The alliance highlights a shift toward enterprise-wide contract management as a shared responsibility, balancing efficiency with compliance.

DENVER (September 9, 2025) — Back in the heart of Denver’s legal scene, veteran dealmaker Jeff Beuche has rejoined Perkins Coie. His return reignites the firm’s strategic focus on complex mergers and acquisitions. Known for his practical and straightforward counsel, Beuche’s comeback marks a major boost to the firm’s growing M&A platform.

A seasoned M&A partner, Beuche brings decades of experience navigating high-stakes transactions. He has advised public and private companies, investors, founders, and management teams through transformative deals. His client base spans diverse industries, including technology, semiconductors, life sciences, healthcare, consumer products, energy, and natural resources.

“We are happy to welcome an M&A lawyer of Jeff’s caliber and stature back to Perkins Coie,” said Jason Day, co-chair of the firm’s Corporate practice. “He intuitively navigates clients through deal complexities. His experience in executing sophisticated transactions is unmatched.”

Beuche is a cornerstone returning to a foundation he helped shape. His deep connection with the firm’s collaborative environment and client-first values is expected to strengthen its M&A capabilities. His return aligns perfectly with Perkins Coie’s national growth strategy.

“I couldn’t be happier to rejoin Perkins Coie,” Beuche said. “What sets this firm apart is the mix of market insight, technical excellence, and pragmatic execution. Clients truly benefit from that. And being part of a people-first, collaborative platform like Perkins Coie’s is essential to me.”

This move follows Perkins Coie’s expansion in Texas earlier this year. The firm welcomed a high-performing group of M&A and private equity lawyers in Dallas and Austin. These strategic hires underscore the firm’s ongoing commitment to innovative clients and high-growth businesses nationwide.

Beuche’s vast industry reach and strong transactional record make him a valuable resource. Whether guiding software startups or advising energy giants, he brings adaptable legal expertise. His academic background, including a B.A. from the University of Michigan and a J.D. from the University of Colorado, further reinforces his credibility.

As the M&A landscape evolves, Jeff Beuche’s return marks more than just a reunion. It signifies a powerful resurgence of experienced, trusted deal-making—at a time when businesses need it most.

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Former U.S. Attorney for Southern California, Tara McGrath, joins Perkins Coie in the Litigation practice as a partner in San Diego.

TORONTO (September 4, 2025) – Five attorneys from Littler, the world’s most significant employment and labour law practice representing management, have been named in the 2026 editions of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ in Labour and Employment Law.

Those attorneys include the following:
• Shana French
• Barry Kuretzky
• Stephen Shore
• George J.A. Vassos

Associate Natalie Nicholson was recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™, which highlights attorneys earlier in their careers and their distinct legal talent in specific areas of law.

Attorneys on Best Lawyers® lists undergo a rigorous peer-review process, in which leading lawyers in the same geographic and practice areas provide confidential evaluations of their professional proficiency, integrity, and experience.

Recently, over 250 Littler attorneys were included in the 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®, and more than 170 Littler lawyers were featured in the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America.

About Littler

With more than 1,800 labour and employment attorneys in offices around the world, Littler provides local workplace solutions everywhere. Our diverse global team and proprietary technology foster a culture that celebrates original thinking, delivering groundbreaking innovation that prepares employers for what’s happening today and what’s likely to happen tomorrow.

For more information, visit www.littler.com.