When Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney saw the defection of a group of attorneys from its Miami office in 2008, it came amid some financial concerns and a number of other departures at the firm, resulting in several people questioning the soundness of the firm’s strategy.
In the two years since, departures seemed to have slowed and additions were made here and there. The firm’s “tradition” of a large-scale merger each year stalled, but that was the case industry-wide during the recession. Buchanan Ingersoll made a notable hire earlier this year with the addition of white-collar attorney Tom Bergstrom and added 13 associates in four months to help with what it said were busy practice areas.
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