(Photo: John Disney/ALM) Nelson Mullins Opens New LA Office, Adds 6-Lawyer Product Liability Team
The new office, which includes laterals from LondonFischer, will be Nelson Mullins' second office in the Los Angeles area and third overall in California.
May 16, 2024 at 03:38 PM
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What You Need to Know
- Nelson Mullins announced Thursday it will increase its Los Angeles-area presence with a new downtown office.
- The firm also is growing its national product liability team with six new lawyers, four of whom will open the new office.
- They join five other litigation partners the Carolinas-founded firm has added this month.
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough will increase its Los Angeles-area physical presence with a new downtown office and grow its national product liability team with six new lawyers, the firm said Thursday.
The firm is adding the new litigation attorneys, including three partners, two senior associates and an of counsel lawyer, from LondonFischer. Four will open a new downtown L.A. office and the other two will join the firm's New York office.
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