Solo and Small Firms
May 7, 2011
Tragic Accident Changes Firm's Approach
A surfing accident that left Bruce J. Lurie, founder and major rainmaker of Lurie, Zepeda, Schmalz & Hogan PC, severely disabled taught the partners how to accommodate his limitations and restructure the firm in the process.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
BEVERLY HILLS - By the summer of 2006, shareholders of the nine-lawyer business litigation boutique Lurie, Zepeda, Schmalz & Hogan PC had been wrestling with restructuring the firm for some time.
Two major shareholders made most of the management decisions, causing others to feel excluded. Also, some senior associates perceived the shareholders were working as individual firms and not as a team.
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