Alex Booth, managing partner of Hall Booth Smith; Joseph Herbert, co-chair of the construction practice group; and Harry Norton, managing partner of the firm’s Paramus office.
Hall Booth Smith has onboarded roughly half the lawyers of dissolving midsize firm Koster, Brady & Nagler, resulting in a new office of construction defect attorneys in Red Bank, New Jersey, for the Atlanta-headquartered firm.
The addition of approximately 10 attorneys marks Hall Booth Smith’s third significant expansion of 2022, continuing the now 345-lawyer firm’s strategy of establishing new offices in whichever geographic markets their clients have interest by leveraging their national platform to acquire regional firms.
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