February 7, 2012

Duane Morris LLP

  • 215-979-1000
  • www.duanemorris.com

  • Growth and Culture

    Evolving from a partnership of prominent lawyers in Philadelphia a century ago, Duane Morris now has offices in many major markets and continues to expand across the country and overseas through nonmerger growth. Throughout this expansion, Duane Morris remains committed to preserving the collegial culture that has attracted so many talented attorneys. The firm's leadership believes this culture is truly unique among large law firms, and that outstanding legal work is best accomplished by skilled professionals who respect each other and work well together.

    Leadership and Experience

    Duane Morris lawyers hold leadership positions in bar associations, as well as in educational, cultural and charitable organizations and with community groups across the country. Many of the firm's attorneys come to Duane Morris after having held senior positions in government agencies and large corporations. This range of experience is further enriched by the diverse backgrounds of the firm's attorneys. Duane Morris has long been committed to recruiting, retaining and promoting talented female and minority lawyers, many of whom hold leadership roles at the firm.

    Technology and Infrastructure

    Trade publications have placed Duane Morris in the upper echelon of law firms in terms of utilizing technology. Hundreds of lawyers working around the globe quickly communicate and collaborate using the firm's integrated computer network, accessing sophisticated research software, information-rich databases, and other knowledge-sharing tools. Duane Morris' clients also benefit from the contributions of professional-level support staff who maintain the firm's technological and administrative infrastructure and enable lawyers to focus on providing valuable counsel and service to their clients.

Contributing authors from Duane Morris LLP:

Frederick R. Ball
Frederick (Rick) R. Ball focuses his practice on assisting companies or individuals when they are adverse to state or federal governments, including administrative, civil and criminal...
Steven M. Klein
Partner
Steven M. Klein practices in the area of real estate law, focusing primarily on the representation of institutional lenders in connection with real estate financing and secured transactions...
Barry D. Lapides
Associate
Barry D. Lapides concentrates his practice in representing developers in all aspects of commercial real estate transactions. He has represented developers, investors and investment funds...
Jeffrey R. Margolis
Partner
Jeffrey R. Margolis practices in the area of real estate acquisitions, dispositions and development concentrating his practice on a wide variety of commercial real estate transactions and...
Steven M. Richman
Partner
Steven M. Richman practices in the areas of commercial and international law and litigation, including real estate, corporate/shareholder disputes, contracts, construction litigation,...
Julie A. Vogelzang
Julie A. Vogelzang practices in the area of labor and employment law with a focus on California wage and hour issues, wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, retaliation and...

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