Marcy Rothman, director of Kane Russell Coleman Logan in Houston. Courtesy photo Retiring Kane Russell Director Sets a 'Gold Standard' for Succession Planning
When Marcy Rothman, a director at Kane Russell Coleman Logan, retires at the end of May, she will have spent about five years preparing her team to seamlessly represent her clients.
May 28, 2024 at 05:00 AM
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What You Need to Know
- Retiring Kane Russell Coleman Logan director Marcy Rothman has spent five years on succession planning.
- Her goal was to make sure her team knows the clients and to prepare them to represent the clients without her.
- Firm chair Raymond Kane said succession planning for retiring partners is a key component of the firm's focus on legacy planning.
When Houston trial lawyer Marcy Rothman retires from Kane Russell Coleman Logan at the end of May, she isn't walking out on her clients, but instead has spent five years preparing her 15-lawyer team to seamlessly step in and represent them.
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