The National Law Journal has not only recognized Ulmer & Berne LLP for a sixth consecutive year as one of the 250 largest firms in the U.S., but they also moved up 19 spots on the list.
“Our jump speaks to the sound financial management of the Firm and our strategic growth through lateral hires over the last 12 months,” said Managing Partner, Kip Reader. “We look forward to another strong year in 2011 and further opportunities for expansion.”
The firm, established in 1908, services the mid-west region. Their diverse group of clients include: financial institutions, pharmaceutical companies, family businesses, international joint ventures and affiliations, investor groups, start-ups and emerging businesses, public bodies and nonprofit organizations.
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