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Firm Watch

Jun. 2, 2004

Nixon Peabody Offers Employment Litigator a Perfect Fit

Marjorie Fochtman says her clients wanted her to provide a broader range of services than she could at Littler Mendelson, an employment and labor boutique. Likewise, Nixon Peabody's clients were looking for the kinds of services Fochtman could offer: wage-and-hour advice and litigation.

By Erik Cummins
        Marjorie Fochtman says her clients wanted her to provide a broader range of services than she could at Littler Mendelson, an employment and labor boutique. Likewise, Nixon Peabody's clients were looking for the kinds of services Fochtman could offer: wage-and-hour advice and litigation.
        The two combined forces last m...

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