Rust-belt firm goes high-tech

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Pittsburgh, PA law firm Buchanan Ingersoll has not confined itself to growth in staff, but has also revitalized its local market by contributing to high-technology initiatives that today make up an important part of Pittsburgh's economy. The firm joined the business community in efforts to redirect Pittsburgh's economy when the steel industry evaporated and other large companies went bankrupt or left.

Pennsylvania, Buchanan and Ingersoll

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Outside board offers biz advice

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Minneapolis law firm Fredrikson and Byron believes its installment of an advisory board with members from the business community will help the firm develop a strategic game plan and compete more effectively with other law firms and service organizations. This board functions as a sounding board rather than setting policy and it is hoped that this will make it less threatening.

Minnesota, Fredrikson and Byron

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