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Labor and employment attorneys Ted Meyer and Ruthie White recently announced the formation of Meyer White LLP, a new national law firm focused on labor and employment and intellectual property matters. Meyer White has a total of 15 attorneys, including six partners, who come from a variety of global and national law firms, including Jones Day and Ford & Harrison. Offering a hybrid of physical and virtual offices in Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles and Miami, Meyer White plans to grow strategically to create a team of 50 to 75 attorneys to serve clients across the country.
Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley (RMKB), a multi-service law firm offering litigation and transactional services nationally and internationally, has added employment law attorney Lisa Aguiar as a partner in its San Jose, CA, office. Formerly chair of the Employment Group at Hoge Fenton Jones & Appel in San Jose, Aguiar brings 20 years of experience advising Silicon Valley companies through myriad employment issues.
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