Columbus, Ohio, skyline. (Credit: rouda100/Adobe Stock) Ogletree Sees 'Hotbed of Business Growth' in Central Ohio
The firm's new shareholders in Columbus are seeing an increase in employment litigation and issues tied to office returns.
September 15, 2022 at 02:34 PM
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Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, continuing to expand in the Midwest, has opened an office in Columbus, Ohio, where the firm's newest shareholders are see growing employment litigation.
Led by shareholders Samuel Lillard and Mathew Parker, who joined from Fisher Phillips on Sept. 12, this marks the firm's second Ohio location, after the firm's Cleveland office. Currently, Lillard and Parker are the only attorneys in the office, but Lillard said the firm is looking to grow the office to eight to 12 employees "as quickly as we can."
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