U.S. law firm exchanges will begin later this year, according to global legal network Meritas, which has already facilitated recent lawyer swaps in the U.K. and Oceania.
January 26, 2023 at 05:54 PM
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Law firms leapt at opportunities to gather in-person as COVID-19 infection rates declined last year, booking retreats and traveling to clients at the first opportunity.
Elsewhere in the world, they resumed swapping lawyers between firms, a type of intra-firm secondment that global legal network Meritas plans to facilitate in the U.S. some time this year.
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London-based family solicitor Jazmin Brown (second from left) spent two weeks at Edinburgh law firm Anderson Strathern as part of the Meritas lawyer exchange, which recently resumed after a pandemic hiatus. (Courtesy photo: Jazmin Brown)
