Who says Baker Botts is stuffy? Check out its latest client appreciation party, where the firm served up some Rock Lobster, featuring legendary band The B-52's, plus five open bars and chocolate pouring from three fondue fountains. "Each year as we've raised the energy level of the event, people ... have come back more and more enthused," says partner Jack Kinzie, who has been in charge of the parties for the past six years. Rave reviews aside, some firms say they'll stick to more sedate events.
March 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Thanks for the business; now here’s a little “Rock Lobster.”
It’s an adventurous dish for any big Texas firm to serve its clients to show its appreciation. But the Dallas office of Houston-based Baker Botts presented that and more at its annual client appreciation party Feb. 25.
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