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Firms step up promotions of women
When Amy Blaisdell joined Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale as a summer associate in 2000, she was newly married and five years from having her first child. At the end of […]
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Thirty years ago, when Mary Bonacorsi walked into a deposition, usually the only woman staring back at her was the court reporter. Bonacorsi, the second female partner ever elected to […]
Real estate rebound: Practice area shows growth
This year’s new partner announcements showed a 30 percent jump from last year in the number of promoted real estate attorneys in Missouri. That’s nine new partners in a practice […]
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Larry Jenab is the only new partner at Kansas City-based Spencer Fane Britt & Browne. “I was the guy up this year, and I was delighted to find out I was elected,” he says. Missouri’s top firms by revenue reduced their collective new partner elections by 26 percent this year. Photo by Matt Frye
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