A few days ago I celebrated my 13th anniversary at Lucosky Brookman. I was 26 years old when I started here about a year after law school. There were 5 employees (including Lucosky and Brookman). I knew very little about being a good attorney, had no clients, and had no perspective or expectation on how difficult it is to run or grow a small business. Today we are 50 attorneys and support staff and growing. I would like to think that I have put my stamp on the firm and helped us grow by being a good attorney, by building strong relationships in the industry with really great people I now call my friends and of course being accessible and loyal to our clients and referral sources.
I believe that a firm, or any business really, is only as good as its team and I believe we have one of the best teams in the business, both personally and professionally. It is important for people who spend a lot of time working together to enjoy their environment. We have always been very protective of our culture, even when things went remote during the pandemic. I don’t believe a law firm needs to be stuffy or rigid and I have no problem saying the quiet part out loud. If you work hard you should be able to play hard and to that end we want to keep our “hallways” as collegial as possible and engage in meaningful ways with our clients and colleagues across the industry.
We want to continue to be charitable and have fun doing it.
We want to be creative and to solve problems. We don’t want the answer to be “no” but rather, lets work together to figure out a solution in order to achieve the clients desired result.
We are known for Securities, M&A and Lending BUT have burgeoning practices in commercial litigation, white collar and insurance defense and coverage.
Our shared vision of the firm’s future includes continuing to find as many ways as possible to stay connected in a remote environment, bringing on new practice areas, supporting our partners and attorneys in growing our existing ones and embracing technology, including artificial intelligence, and other technical advances that can help us cost efficiently assist our clients.
If you are a like-minded individual attorney, practice group or firm I want to speak to you and hear your perspectives on the market, how best to service clients and see if we can find ways to work together.
International Merchant Banker and Risk Management Professional known as "The Exit Quarterback". 1(844) 4-EXITQB Author of the "Fluent in Foreign Business" book.
2moCongratulations Jade!