Lash Harrison had been a labor and employment lawyer for about 14 years when he embarked on building what is now FordHarrison, a labor and employment boutique with nearly 200 lawyers in 28 cities.

In recent years, the firm has drawn attention for its associate development program, which eliminated a billable hour requirement in a lawyer’s first year in practice. It also has a business development program for lawyers aiming for partnership. Harrison also has passionately worked on a host of programs devoted to attracting minority attorneys and advancing their careers at the firm.

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