The San Francisco office of Cox, Castle & Nicholson has grown from 15 lawyers in January 2006 to 26 this week -- and the competition is paying attention. The 130-lawyer real estate firm has been luring attorneys with the promise of the manpower they need to build their practice and billing rates that new hires say are lower than firms like MoFo and Latham & Watkins. What sold R. Clark Morrison was the idea that as a land use lawyer, his practice was at the core of what Cox Castle does.
March 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
When R. Clark Morrison and 10 other land use attorneys joined Cox, Castle & Nicholson in January, space at the growing San Francisco office already was tight.
“I ended up in the office of [Robert] Infelise, the managing partner of the San Francisco office,” said Morrison, who left Morrison & Foerster after 20 years. “It’s a pretty nice office looking over Chinatown. Bob took a little windowless cubbyhole at the back of the building.”
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