Solo and Small Firms
Oct. 21, 2014
Employment attorneys advocate co-counseling
For the last several years, the California Employment Lawyers Association or CELA has been encouraging its newer and younger members to team with co-counsel.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Fresh out of law school in 2012, Branigan A. Robertson, 30, decided that he didn't want to work for a big law firm.
So he turned down a job offer from a firm he'd worked at as a summer associate and hung out his own shingle as a plaintiffs' employment lawyer.
Robertson said he was honest and upfront with clients about his youth and inexperience, and told them he'd team up...
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