Cynthia L. Counts of FisherBroyles.
Veteran media lawyer Cynthia Counts said FisherBroyles "affords greater flexibility and autonomy for me and my practice."
July 07, 2020 at 02:53 PM
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Veteran Atlanta media lawyer Cynthia Counts has left Duane Morris, where she was a partner, for “virtual” firm FisherBroyles.
Counts said FisherBroyles’ business model offers more flexibility and transparency than that of a traditional firm. In particular, she was attracted to the “transparent, merit-based model, from which FisherBroyles attracts diverse attorneys from top-notch backgrounds,” she said in an interview.
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