SAN FRANCISCO Hanson Bridgett has taken another step on the road to more centralized management built around industries rather than practice areas.
With the creation of a new real estate and construction section, announced by the 150-lawyer firm on Tuesday, it’s bringing litigators who focus on construction and shopping centers under one roof with transactional lawyers who specialize in real estate finance, construction and land use.
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