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Kopelman and Paige, P.C. history
Kopelman and Paige, P.C. company history timeline
Spears, Lubersky, Campbell, Bledsoe, Anderson & Young (1983)
1983: Firm offers its first Flexible Work Arrangement.
1985: Firm is the first law firm in Boston to put a personal computer on every attorney's desk.
In 1986, an office in Mt.
1986: First LGBT attorney is made a Member in the firm.
In 1988, the firm was renamed to Spears, Lubersky, Bledsoe, Anderson, Young and Hilliard.
1988: Firm establishes its Bankruptcy Practice
In 1990, Spears, Lubersky, Bledsoe, Anderson, Young and Hilliard agreed to merge with Seattle-based law firm Lane, Powell, Moss & Miller.
1990: Firm establishes its Health Care Practice.
1993: First attorney of color is made a Member in the firm.
1995: Firm receives the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Community Service Award.
1999: Firm opens an office in Reston, Virginia.
2001: Firm opens an office in Los Angeles, California.
2004: Firm receives Shining Star Award from the Victim Rights Law Center.
In 2005, the firm changed its name to Lane Powell PC, which is the current name.
2006: Firm opens offices in Palo Alto and San Diego, California.
2008: Firm celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Firm is ranked #4 in The Best Law Firms to Work in 2012 by Vault.
Mintz’s Public Finance Practice recognized in The Bond Buyer’s 2018 “Northeast Yearend Review” for leadership in the industry.
Mintz receives National Legal Aid and Defender Association’s 2020 Beacon of Justice Award, recognizing law firms with pro bono programs serving vulnerable individuals fleeing to the US border.
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