Anik Trudel, CEO of Canadian law firm Lavery de Billy/courtesy photo Post-COVID Rebrand Reflects Regional Canadian Firm's Commitment to Clients' Growth, Internal Pride
In the rebranding, the firm dropped the word "Lawyers" or "Avocats" from its name to reflect the inclusion of more professionals within the firm.
October 03, 2022 at 10:18 PM
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Law Firm Marketing and Business Development
Spurred in part by the pandemic and a desire to foster a sense of connection and pride with employees, Canadian leading regional law firm Lavery de Billy has rebranded with a new look that CEO Anik Trudel says reflects its commitment to clients' growth in its home province of Quebec.
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