2 Years After Paul Plevin Merger, Quarles & Brady’s Revenue Up More than 13%
The merger added roughly 55 people to Quarles’ team in 2022.
November 25, 2024 at 10:02 AM
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What You Need to Know
- Quarles & Brady merged with Paul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton two years ago and has seen revenue rise at least 13% each year since.
- Quarles is targeting further expansion in California, particularly in its labor and employment and commercial litigation practices.
- The firm also hired two new partners from Buchalter in San Diego who will join the labor and employment practice there.
Two years after its merger with Paul, Plevin, Sullivan & Connaughton, Quarles & Brady’s bottom line has grown significantly since it expanded into the state of California.
Milwaukee-based Quarles didn’t have an outpost in California prior to merging with San Diego headquartered Paul Plevin, but it did have a Southwestern presence in Arizona. The firm is now operating with about 550 attorneys across 13 offices and 11 practice areas, managing partner and executive committee chair Michael Aldana told The Recorder.
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