Swift Currie’s former (left) and current logos
From the outside, law firm rebrands sometimes look like a task done with a scissor that simply cuts two of a firm’s four names to create a snappier moniker.
But a couple of recent rebranding efforts in Atlanta suggest that a mirror and a tape recorder are more essential tools, as firms examined themselves and talked with clients to decide what they wanted to project to the world.
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