Zohra Tejani (left) )and Joyce Tong Oelrich, co-founders of Tong Tejani. (Courtesy photos)
While client development cooled initially, the Virginia firm founded by Zohra Tejani and Joyce Tong Oelrich is finding its footing—offering a window into how some small boutiques are moving forward.
June 04, 2020 at 11:25 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Back in October, two minority women attorneys in Northern Virginia set out on their own to create a boutique: Tong Tejani, a firm primarily focused on government contract work.
The co-founders are Joyce Tong Oelrich, who previously worked at Facebook, Microsoft and Bryan Cave; and Zohra Tejani, who has spent a combined 16 years in-house at Microsoft and VMware.
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