Choate Hall & Stewart’s office in Boston.
For nearly 120 years, Choate Hall & Stewart has stuck with its one-office approach in Boston, and put up some of the best financial numbers in the country. As competition floods into town, the firm is ready to be put to the test.
October 22, 2018 at 03:16 PM
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In Boston, tradition is sacred, and that extends to its legal industry.
As the city’s legal market experiences a renaissance, one of its old-line firms, Choate Hall & Stewart, is remaining staunchly committed to a decades-old strategy, even if that means being a bit of a renegade.
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