The new litigation leaders arrive following some departures within Norton Rose management. They also come amid high expectations for the pace of lawsuits and disputes in 2024.
January 19, 2024 at 02:37 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
While Norton Rose Fulbright has seen departures in its leadership ranks lately, the law firm is adding more litigation leaders in Chicago, as demand for dispute practices stays high in Big Law.
The No. 16-ranked Am Law firm on Thursday announced the hiring of partners Joshua Lee and Edward Casmere from Chicago-founded firm Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila, to become co-heads of litigation and disputes in its Windy City office.
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Josh Lee, left, and Edward Casmere, right, of Norton Rose Fulbright. Courtesy photo
