Reed Smith’s global managing partner Casey Ryan plans to use eight years of experience overseeing hiring to grow the 1,700-lawyer firm in new markets.
Ryan, who took over the top leadership role on Wednesday, didn’t specify in an interview what new cities the firm is looking at.
“We are going to remain very focused on building out the skillsets and expertise our clients need,” she said. “There are additional markets that we’re considering.”
Ryan has taken the position vacated by Alexander “Sandy” Thomas, who announced in January he would step down mid-term to take the role of chief legal officer ...
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