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K&L Gates LLP has appointed The American Lawyer's Paul Braverman to the newly created position of Director of Market Intelligence, where he will assist in analyzing and assessing opportunities within the firm's current and future markets and the broader legal industry.
Braverman has spent the past decade gathering and publishing information about the legal industry as a senior reporter and then as deputy editor for The American Lawyer, a sister publication of this newsletter. In his new role as Director of Market Intelligence with K&L Gates, he will assist the firm in analyzing its clients' markets to ensure that the firm is aware of the latest legal challenges and business opportunities facing its clients. In addition, Braverman will conduct an ongoing analysis of the legal industry focused on determining law firm best practices.
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