Stephen Baird (from left), Tiffany Blofield and Craig Krummen, shareholders with Greenberg Traurig. (Courtesy photos)
With a trio of new IP partners, the firm's fledgling Upper Midwest outpost now boasts close to a dozen lawyers.
April 23, 2019 at 01:38 PM
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Greenberg Traurig is wasting no time staffing up its new Minneapolis office. Launched in February by three former DLA Piper partners, the firm’s 30th office in the U.S. is now adding a trio of intellectual property specialists from a local firm.
Stephen Baird, Tiffany Blofield and Craig Krummen joined the South Florida-founded global firm as shareholders from 125-lawyer Winthrop & Weinstine, where they were longtime shareholders.
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