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Clayton office of global law firm picks up four partners
United States | Publication | May 2023
Four partners of St. Louis-based Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner have jumped to the local office of global law firm competitor.
Norton Rose Fulbright said the additions of Kevin Fischer and Bruce Baty, former co-leaders of BCPL's Transactional and Regulatory Insurance Group, will enhance it's US corporate insurance practice. They are joined by BCLP partners Michael Schwartz and Jodi Adolf.
Read the full St. Louis Business Journal article, "Clayton office of global law firm picks up four partners from Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner."
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