Robin Mark of Burr & Forman's Birmingham office. (Courtesy photo) Prosecutor Hire at Burr & Forman Continues Big Law Focus on White-Collar Practices
The hire comes as more law firms are seeing an uptick in white-collar litigation demand, according to survey results.
August 24, 2022 at 04:40 PM
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Birmingham-based law firm Burr & Forman has added a veteran federal prosecutor, Robin Mark, one of the latest investigation hires in Big Law as law firms see growing demand in their white-collar defense practices.
Mark, based in Birmingham, joins the Am Law 200 firm after 10 years as an assistant U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, most recently as the deputy chief of the criminal division overseeing the prosecution of white-collar matters, the firm said.
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