""From FBT's standpoint, we've been on a journey to grow into a national law firm that is very well situated and serving the interests of clients in the middle market economy," said Adam Hall, the CEO of Frost Brown Todd, in an interview with Law.com. "We've had a lot of clients in the financial services industry asking when we'd be in New York and the Northeast, and this combination helps us serve those clients better. It's a really key piece in that puzzle to become a national firm serving the middle market.""
""Our focus will be of course on integration, on connecting and getting the value out of this combination," Robert Sartin, the chairman of Frost Brown Todd, told Law.com. "We're also looking at other parts of the country to help us as we continue to grow to build out this national firm and to continue to build out our clear and compelling value for clients.""
Frost Brown Todd and Gibbons will combine in January to form FBT Gibbons, a law firm with about 800 lawyers in 25 offices. Frost Brown Todd brings over 650 lawyers in 18 offices and gains new Northeast locations, including New York and New Jersey. The merged leadership will include Robert Sartin as chairman and Adam Hall and Peter Torcicollo as co-managing partners. Initial priorities will center on integration and connecting practices to capture merger value, with consideration of further strategic growth to build a national firm serving middle-market and financial-services clients. Combined revenues exceed $450 million with comparable profits per lawyer.
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