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02/27/15
Blank Rome Welcomes Three Attorneys in New York City
The law firm of Blank Rome LLP announced this week that it has added three attorneys to their office in New York, according to a release from the firm.
The three attorneys are Rory J. McEvoy and associates Katherine Watson and Brittany Buccellato.
McEvoy will work in the Labor and Employment group at the firm and he comes from Locke Lord Edwards LLP.
McEvoy has almost 40 years of experience dealing with issues involving employment, breach of contracts, defamation, wage and hour disputes, collective bargaining, unfair labor practices and arbitrations.
Alan J. Hoffman, the firm's chair and managing partner, said, "We are thrilled to welcome Rory to the Firm. His high-level labor and employment law experience, coupled with his track record of providing outstanding client service, will contribute to the continued growth and success of our labor and employment capabilities, especially in New York."
Some of McEvoy's clients include large health care systems and hospitals in New York.
"I was extremely impressed with the breadth and scope of Blank Rome's labor and employment practice and the Firm's commitment to growing that practice area," McEvoy said. "In addition, the Firm's full-service capabilities and national platform will support the needs of my clients in a number of other areas. I am pleased to be joining such a well-regarded firm."
McEvoy earned his law degree from the New York University School of Law.
Watson earned her law degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. Buccellato earned her law degree from the New York University School of Law.
Summary: The law firm of Blank Rome LLP announced this week that it has added three attorneys to their office in New York.
Blank Rome Welcomes Three Attorneys in New York City
The law firm of Blank Rome LLP announced this week that it has added three attorneys to their office in New York, according to a release from the firm.
The three attorneys are Rory J. McEvoy and associates Katherine Watson and Brittany Buccellato.
McEvoy will work in the Labor and Employment group at the firm and he comes from Locke Lord Edwards LLP.
McEvoy has almost 40 years of experience dealing with issues involving employment, breach of contracts, defamation, wage and hour disputes, collective bargaining, unfair labor practices and arbitrations.
Alan J. Hoffman, the firm's chair and managing partner, said, "We are thrilled to welcome Rory to the Firm. His high-level labor and employment law experience, coupled with his track record of providing outstanding client service, will contribute to the continued growth and success of our labor and employment capabilities, especially in New York."
Some of McEvoy's clients include large health care systems and hospitals in New York.
"I was extremely impressed with the breadth and scope of Blank Rome's labor and employment practice and the Firm's commitment to growing that practice area," McEvoy said. "In addition, the Firm's full-service capabilities and national platform will support the needs of my clients in a number of other areas. I am pleased to be joining such a well-regarded firm."
McEvoy earned his law degree from the New York University School of Law.
Watson earned her law degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. Buccellato earned her law degree from the New York University School of Law.
Summary: The law firm of Blank Rome LLP announced this week that it has added three attorneys to their office in New York.
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