Oliver Completes Term as USLAW Network Chair

Shareholder Tom Oliver has completed his year-long tenure as Chair of the 6,000+ member USLAW Network.  Reflecting on his service, Tom stated, “I was very honored to have led and served the USLAW Network as its chair for the past year.  To work with firms across the US, Canada, Mexico and Latin America was truly a privilege.  All were very committed to unified client service which sets USLAW apart from BigLaw firms and from other Networks.  I had the pleasure to see several new firms added to the Network in addition to the successful launch of our new agenda: LawMobile.  LawMobile delivers a team of subject matter experts to a client’s doorstep for education and guidance.  The immediate success of that agenda and the continuing growth and success of the network were very rewarding – probably some of the best accomplishments of my career!”

 

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