Law Practice,
Civil Litigation
Nov. 5, 2025
Boutique firms and the future of litigation: rethinking growth, value and innovation
See more on Boutique firms and the future of litigation: rethinking growth, value and innovationBoutique law firms have evolved to focus on targeted growth, collaborative culture, technology use, and alternative billing models, shaping a more flexible approach to litigation.
Marc Lewis
Managing Partner
Lewis & Llewellyn LLP
Marc is an experienced civil trial lawyer. Unlike most litigators, Marc tries cases. Marc has first chaired numerous civil jury trials to verdict - the most recent of which spanned eight weeks, involved more than forty witnesses, and resulted in a favorable settlement post-verdict.
Lewis & Llewellyn was founded in 2012, at a time when boutique law firms were beginning to reshape the landscape of litigation. Over the past 13 years, it has become clear that clients increasingly seek efficient and personalized representation, a niche that boutique firms are well-positioned to fill.
A defining feature of the boutique model is targeted and intentional growth. Many successful boutiques have expanded strategically adding attorneys and offices not to compete on s...
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