Hanks Brookes has merged with a larger litigation defense firm, Huff Powell Bailey, prompted by an uptick in work in the boutique’s practice of defending long-term care facilities.

Principal Craig Brookes said his five-lawyer group made the move because of “skyrocketing” plaintiffs’ litigation against assisted living and nursing homes and other long-term care facilities. “It’s helpful for us to get on board with a firm that has a deep bench and an experienced group of lawyers,” he said.

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