Leslie Goff Sanders, with Barton's Nashville office. Courtesy photo Jackson Lewis Lateral Group Heads to Big Law 'Alternative' in Nashville
Barton sees growing opportunity in Nashville. The city was traditionally focused on healthcare and entertainment. "Now, it's technology and financial services, private equity," said the boutique's managing partner.
December 05, 2022 at 05:02 PM
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Nashville
Three employment lawyers from Jackson Lewis have left for the Nashville office of Barton LLP, a litigation boutique that sees growing client opportunities in the city.
The New York-based boutique added partner Leslie Goff Sanders, who will be leading its Nashville office, as well as partner Daniel Crowell and associate Stephen Stovall. Barton, which has about 40 lawyers firmwide, now has six lawyers in Nashville, after the firm first opened an office in the city in October 2019.
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