Simon H. Bloom has left Powell Goldstein, where he was a partner, to launch his own shop, the Bloom Law Firm. Bloom is bringing along a Powell Goldstein associate, Stephanie E. Dyer, to the new firm in Atlanta. Bloom says that big-firm rates were pricing him out of what he sees as a "huge middle market."
March 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Simon H. Bloom has left Powell Goldstein, where he was a partner, to launch his own shop, the Bloom Law Firm. Bloom is bringing along a Powell Goldstein associate, Stephanie E. Dyer, to his firm, which is in the Equitable Building in Atlanta.
Bloom said his firm focuses on real estate disputes. He represents owners, developers, builders, contractors and brokers.
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