Charles Yang left Baker McKenzie’s Dallas office in 2013 to start his own virtual law practice in Sacramento that went on to include partners in Silicon Valley and Missouri with paralegals based in Dallas and Las Vegas.
Yang’s three-lawyer, cloud-based Ntellect Law found a fitting home this month when it merged with FisherBroyles, a pioneering law firm that claims to be the largest in a growing crowd of virtual or cloud-based shops offering access to high-end legal services.
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